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David Short
SR. MANAGER, BUSINESS DEVELOPMENT - US & CANADA, PROCOS S.P.A.
"Procos is poised for transformative growth in 2025. Our R11 facility will significantly enhance our small-scale production capacity, enabling us to meet the growing demand for high-quality, specialized APIs in the US market."
Eric Smith
MANAGING DIRECTOR, CEMENTATION AMERICAS
"Inflation has undoubtedly impacted mining costs across North America, especially in terms of labor and materials."
Arda Ural
PHD LIFE SCIENCES SECTOR LEADER, EY
"Heading to 2025, the outlook seems positive, particularly with US$1.3 trillion of capital available for dealmaking. This positions the industry to pursue external growth aggressively if internal pipelines fall short."
Gil Roth
PRESIDENT, PHARMA & BIOPHARMA OUTSOURCING ASSOCIATION (PBOA)
"Early-stage R&D projects face longer timelines, making them less attractive when inflation remains high. If interest rates continue to decline, there could be increased investment in earlier-stage assets."
Eric Wasmund and Jose Marin
VICE PRESIDENT GLOBAL FLOTATION BUSINESS (EW) AND DIRECTOR – MINERALS AND MATERIAL'S PROCESSING (JW), ERIEZ
"Eriez’s collaboration gave Kennecott and Rio Tinto a competitive edge, allowing them to leverage new technology across their operations."
Greg Heiges and Peter Rowland
MINING BUSINESS DEVELOPMENT MANAGER (GH) AND CANADA SOLUTION SALES MANAGER (PR), YOKOGAWA
"Our goal is to stabilize mining operations by managing fluctuations in material quality and throughput with our control systems."
Ronald Thiessen
PRESIDENT AND CEO, NORTHERN DYNASTY MINERALS
"Not bringing a large-scale mine like Pebble into production is a delay the US cannot afford."
Jodi Banta
PROGRAM MANAGER & WORKFORCE DEVELOPMENT RESEARCHER, UNIVERSITY OF ARIZONA SCHOOL OF MINING & MINERAL RESOURCES (SMMR)
"A major challenge in recruiting talent for the mining industry is its low visibility, making it less attractive compared to more well-known fields."
Willem Van Twembeke
CEO, INKIA ENERGY
"Producing a ton of copper ore requires 30-100 kilowatt-hours of energy. By providing cleaner electricity, we help mining clients reduce emissions."
Jeff Parshley
CORPORATE CONSULTANT, SRK (US)
"We increasingly acknowledge the need to factor extreme climatic events into our designs and operational plans."
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