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Glenn J. Mullan

P.Geo ICD.D. CHAIRMAN OF THE BOARD, President & CEO, GOLDEN VALLEY MINES
Golden Valley Mines is based in Quebec and focused on early exploration and grassroots project generation in Canada and beyond.

Jonatan Julien

MINISTER OF ENERGY AND NATURAL RESOURCES, GOVERNMENT OF QUEBEC
Québec’s Minister of Energy and Natural Resources outlines his strategy to strengthen the region’s competitive advantages as a mining jurisdiction.

Michael Burns

CEO, GLOBAL UAV TECHNOLOGIES
Global UAV is a premier drone manufacturer and drone service provider globally, specializing in drones for industrial uses - particularly mining.

John Burzynski

PRESIDENT, CEO & DIRECTOR, OSISKO MINING INC.
Osisko is a mineral exploration company focused on the acquisition, exploration, and development of precious metals, with the main focus being on gold.

Michel Champagne

PRESIDENT & CEO, SIDEX
A look at investment criteria to support early stage exploration companies in Québec.

Robert McLeod

PRESIDENT AND CEO, IDM MINING
A summary of the latest developments at the Red Mountain gold project, located in B.C.’s ‘Golden Triangle’.

Ken Embree & Greg Smyth

MANAGING PRINCIPAL AND PRESIDENT (EFFECTIVE 2019) & PROJECT MANAGER / ASSOCIATE, KNIGHT PIÉSOLD
The consulting company looks at automation to complement its tailings and water management expertise.

Ron Hochstein

PRESIDENT AND CEO, LUNDIN GOLD
An update on Fruta del Norte, Ecuador’s iconic gold project currently under construction.

John McConnell

PRESIDENT AND CEO, VICTORIA GOLD CORP
An important story of Yukon’s gold development – the company is building the Eagle Gold mine in Canada’s North.

Chris Stafford

PRESIDENT, C. J. STAFFORD & ASSOCIATES
C.J. Stafford & Associates speaks to GBR about the continual challenge of attracting talent to the mining industry with a focus on the future.

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