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José Vizquerra
PRESIDENT & CEO, O3 MINING
"Our strategy is focused on Val-d'Or, where our Marban and Alpha projects cover important segments of the Cadillac Fault or its subsidiary structures."
Tom Palmer
PRESIDENT AND CEO, NEWMONT
Tom Palmer discussed Newmont’s global operations, investments and ESG strategy.
Kendra Johnston
PRESIDENT AND CEO, ASSOCIATION FOR MINERAL EXPLORATION BC (AME)
"Right now, there are about 300 ongoing exploration projects in British Columbia, productively working with and building trusted relationships in 203 Indigenous communities."
Ruben Padilla
PRESIDENT & CEO, SABLE RESOURCES
"Latin America is an area where we would gladly acquire more projects, particularly in San Juan as well as in northern Mexico, considering our experience there."
Ash Agarwal
PRESIDENT & CEO, SYMBOTICWARE
Symboticware explains how mining can benefit from intelligent operating systems.
Michael White
PRESIDENT AND CEO, IBK CAPITAL
IBK Capital outlines the current trends in mining investments.
Mark Bristow
PRESIDENT AND CEO, BARRICK GOLD
Mark Bristow spoke with GBR about Barrick’s global operations and sustainability philosophy.
Jody Kuzenko
PRESIDENT & CEO, TOREX GOLD RESOURCES
"From the beginning, we understood how important a desired workplace culture is to safely achieve our goals, particularly in a jurisdiction as socially complex as Guerrero, Mexico."
Kerry Knoll
EXECUTIVE CHAIRMAN, GENERATION MINING
"This powerline goes right over the Marathon property, allowing us to make use of the grid, which only has a 4% carbon footprint. We will thus be producing some of the cleanest palladium worldwide."
Gary O’Connor
CEO & CHIEF GEOLOGIST, MONETA GOLD (TSX: ME | OTCQX: MEAUF)
Moneta Gold speaks with GBR about their project Tower Gold
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