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Georgette Barnes
PRESIDENT, WOMEN IN MINING
WIM Ghana is looking for ways make careers in mining more attractive to women.
Bashir Amed
VICE PRESIDENT OF PRODUCTION & DEVELOPMENT, ASANTE GOLD
Asante Gold discusses how the SMD technique will make its Kubi gold project more cost-efficient.
Stephanie Ashton
CFO AND CORPORATE DEVELOPMENT, GRIFFITH DRILLING
Griffith Drilling provides specialized drilling services to the mining industry in Chile
Dean McPherson
HEAD OF GLOBAL MINING, TORONTO STOCK EXCHANGE AND TSX VENTURE EXCHANGE
The TMX Group discusses how it maintains its dominance in the mining space.
Serigne Ndanck Mbaye
CEO, DHL GHANA
DHL Ghana is part of DHL group, which is the global leader in logistics.
Welington Soares
CEO, NORTHERN DEVELOPMENT CORRIDOR (CDN)
The Northern Development Corridor (CDN) was a Mozambique government infrastructure that became a private concession, with its largest stakeholders being Vale and Mitsui.
Leon Krüger
MANAGER HYDROMETALLURGY, MINTEK
Mintek is in the process of restructuring towards a model focused on introducing more cutting-edge technology and innovation.
George Olivier & Manie Kriel
DIRECTOR & CEO, VBKOM
Mining engineering consultancy VBKOM anticipates an era of growth as the mining cycle picks up.
Ossie Carstens
CEO & PROGRAMME MANAGER, MEMSA
MEMSA advocates for a stronger local manufacturing sector in South Africa.
Alistair Macfarlane
CO-DIRECTOR, MANDELA MINING PRECINCT
Mandela Mining Precinct is looking to help modernize the South African mining industry.
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