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Howard Barrie

PRESIDENT, TERRAQUEST
"Our clients invest significant resources in geophysical surveys, and fluctuations in funding availability can significantly impact the industry's health."

Gianni Canneti

VICE PRESIDENT OF STRATEGY AND INNOVATION, YARA BRAZIL
"Since 2012, Yara has invested R$15 billion in Brazil, promoting domestic production of inputs and reducing dependence on imported fertilizers."

Luis Eduardo González Cepeda

PRESIDENT, MEXICAN UNION OF AGROCHEMICALS MANUFACTURERS AND FORMULATORS (UMFFAAC)
"Under the current government, there has been an unfortunate misrepresentation of the agrochemical industry, and they have tried to prohibit agrochemical products without a proper scientific basis."

Christopher Grove

PRESIDENT, COMMERCE RESOURCES
"What we need is the downstream industries to be created, for the REEs produced in North America to be used to manufacture products domestically."

Tsolmon Gonchig

CEO AND CO-FOUNDER, TRIGTEQ
"By using advanced geological tools and software, professionals get the space in their mind and in their job to be more strategic and scientific."

Rohitesh Dhawan

CEO, INTERNATIONAL COUNCIL ON MINING & METALS (ICMM)
"Brazil, as a leading producer of critical minerals including iron ore, bauxite, copper, and nickel, has a significant role to play in building the industry of the future."

Stephen Twyerould

CEO AND PRESIDENT, EXCELSIOR MINING
"The Gunnison copper project is distinctive in the world of copper mining due to its in-situ recovery method."

Daniela Manique

CEO LATAM & PRESIDENT GLOBAL BUSINESS COATIS, SOLVAY (RHODIA)
"Latin America, and especially Brazil, has a bright future in front of it in terms of green energy and raw materials, and this is the direction we are moving towards at Solvay."

José Fernandes

PRESIDENT, LATIN AMERICA, HONEYWELL
"Low productivity is a serious issue that curtails the region’s global competitiveness."

Benedito Paulo Manuel

DIRECTOR-GENERAL OF THE SOCIEDADE MINEIRA DE CATOCA, CATOCA
"We aim to enter other business areas within mining, taking advantage of the vast potential opportunities offered by the Angolan and African markets."

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