Scott Melbye
Scott Melbye is Vice President of Marketing, Americas, for Cameco Inc. He is responsible for the North and South American markets. He assumed his current position in July 1999 after serving as Vice President of Marketing for Cameco's US. mining subsidiary, Power Resources, in Denver.
Mr Melbye has 22 years of nuclear industry experience. He joined Cameco in 1989 and held several positions in the Saskatoon Head Office with responsibilities for North American marketing, fuel services sales, and market planning. Prior to that, he worked for Arizona Public Service Co. as a nuclear fuel analyst/administrator with uranium and conversion procurement responsibilities for the Palo Verde Nuclear Generating Station. His initial industry experience was as a nuclear fuel broker with NUKEM, Inc., in New York.
Mr. Melbye earned a bachelor's degree in Business Administration from Arizona State University in 1984, with degree specialization in International Business. He is currently a United States Senate campaign chair for Congressman Mark Kennedy (R-MN) and served on the Bush/Cheney 2004 leadership team for the State of Minnesota.
Mr Melbye has 22 years of nuclear industry experience. He joined Cameco in 1989 and held several positions in the Saskatoon Head Office with responsibilities for North American marketing, fuel services sales, and market planning. Prior to that, he worked for Arizona Public Service Co. as a nuclear fuel analyst/administrator with uranium and conversion procurement responsibilities for the Palo Verde Nuclear Generating Station. His initial industry experience was as a nuclear fuel broker with NUKEM, Inc., in New York.
Mr. Melbye earned a bachelor's degree in Business Administration from Arizona State University in 1984, with degree specialization in International Business. He is currently a United States Senate campaign chair for Congressman Mark Kennedy (R-MN) and served on the Bush/Cheney 2004 leadership team for the State of Minnesota.
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