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Peter Quarm
DIRECTOR, DUTYLEX
Dutylex is a Ghana-based supplier of lubricants for the West Africa mining industry.
Chris Hodgson
PRESIDENT, ONTARIO MINING ASSOCIATION (OMA)
The Ontario Mining Association (OMA) has launched a social campaign, #ThisIsMining, to promote the benefits of the industry.
Jason Smith
GENERAL MANAGER, EPIROC CANADA
The automation revolution is here, and Epiroc is leading the way through its suite of innovative products.
Timothy Beale
PRESIDENT & CEO, REVELO RESOURCES
Chile-based Revelo Resources wants to take its prospect generation business model to the next level.
Paul Alexander
MANAGING DIRECTOR, STORM PROCUREMENT
Storm Procurement purchases goods from 27 different countries across four continents to support miners’ access to high quality supplies.
Chris Stafford
PRESIDENT, C.J. STAFFORD & ASSOCIATES
C.J. Stafford & Associates is a boutique style executive search company that was established in 1981 and is recognized as specialists in recruiting for the Mining, Engineering and Construction industries.
Mike Adendorff
CHIEF EXECUTIVE OFFICER, AARD MINING EQUIPMENT
AARD designs, manufactures, services and supports a range of mining equipment in sub-Saharan Africa.
Soraya Anglow
CHIEF EXECUTIVE OFFICER, GREENLINE LOGISTICS
Greenline Logistics celebrates its 25th anniversary milestone in November 2019.
Roy Slack
PRESIDENT, CANADIAN INSTITUTE OF MINING, METALLURGY AND PETROLEUM (CIM)
The CIM sees an opportunity to fill educational gaps within the mining industry and to support efforts to educate the wider public about the industry.
Marie-Claire Yaya Ntema & Duppie Du Plessis
OPERATIONS DIRECTOR & MINING SOLUTIONS MANAGER, ITM AFRICA
ITM Africa started as a training and personnel management company and has evolved to offer a wide basket of services today.
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