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Guy Donatini & Marie Francine Poitras
CO-FOUNDER & PRESIDENT & MANAGER NORTH AMERICA, CORALIS
To serve its global client base better, CORALIS has opened offices in North America.
Paulo Reis
MANAGING PARTNER, EY MOZAMBIQUE
EY Mozambique sees opportunity to capitalize on the extractive industries to benefit the country’s development of other sectors.
Adry Nzonzimbu
DIRECTOR, MINEQUIP
Minequip prepares to transform its operations in the DRC with the opening of a new warehouse and repair facility this year.
Deon Heyns
CEO, CONGO EQUIPMENT
Congo Equipment is the official CAT dealer for the mining region of DRC.
Normand Champigny
PRESIDENT & CEO, SPHINX RESOURCES
Sphinx discusses its shift in focus to a zinc project in southwestern Québec.
Peter Ivison
CHIEF STRATEGY OFFICER, INX SOFTWARE
INX Software uses state-of-the-art technology to build workforce management systems that improves the working lives of employees & contractors.
Louison Kiyombo
PARTNER, KPMG
KPMG draws on global experience and local expertise to help clients navigate the DRC’s complicated legislative framework.
Cécile Amory
GENERAL MANAGER, MINING CONTRACTING SERVICES CONGO (MCSC)
Local contracting firm MCSC discusses its strategy for ensuring sustainable growth in the risky DRC mining game.
Elizabeth Gaines
GROUP CEO, FORTESCUE METALS GROUP
Australia-based Fortescue Metals Group is the fourth largest iron ore producer in the world.
Susa Maleba & Wouter Jordaan
DRC COUNTRY MANAGER & PARTNER AND PRINCIPAL ENVIRONMENTAL SCIENTIST, SRK CONSULTING (SA) AND DIRECTOR OF SRK CONSULTING (DRC)
International consulting company SRK discusses expectations for the future of the DRC’s mining industry.
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