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Doug Ramshaw
PRESIDENT, MINERA ALAMOS
Minera Alamos outlines progress at its Santana gold project in Mexico.
Segun Lawson
CEO, THOR EXPLORATIONS
Thor Explorations is reviving Nigeria’s gold mining industry with the construction of its Segilola gold project.
Michael Bennett
PRESIDENT & CEO, ALTAMIRA GOLD
Altamira is making the transition from an exploration to a production company at the perfect time for the price of gold, and an opportune time in Brazil – a pro-mining country that has streamlined its permitting processes.
Theo Yameogo
CO-LEADER – MINING AND METALS CANADA, ERNST & YOUNG
EY explains to GBR how the COVID-19 pandemic must accelerate the adoption of digitalization and other disruptive technologies by the mining industry.
Joaquín Villarino
PRESIDENT, CONSEJO MINERO
Consejo Minero explains the issues that are currently preoccupying Chile’s miners.
Kevin Fell
GROUP CEO, CLEAN MINING
Clean Mining is working to transform gold production worldwide with a new mineral processing technology that eliminates cyanide and mercury in the gold recovery process.
Eduardo Nilo
GENERAL MANAGER, METSO CHILE
Metso speaks to GBR about its intentions for the Chilean market.
Keith Spence
PRESIDENT & CEO, GLOBAL MINING CAPITAL CORP.
Global Mining Capital Corp. speaks about the prospects of gold and of China’s role as a foreign investor.
Anthony (Tony) Makuch
PRESIDENT AND CEO, KIRKLAND LAKE GOLD
Kirkland Lake Gold explains how it gets the best out of its assets.
Jago Penrose
CMO, GREEN RESOLUTION
Green Resolution explains its sustainability-incentivized bioremediation technology that it is introducing to treat Canada’s mine tailings.
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