Last Call for Early Bird Discount – Mining 101 - A Non-Technical Primer for Mining – Webcast

Mining 101 - A Non-Technical Primer for Mining   Summary   This course has been developed for professionals who work in and around the mining industry and require a holistic overview of mining. From finding a deposit through to closing a mine. While you will learn the basic mining terms, this course is presented in non-technical language. This will help you to understand and demonstrate concepts using many examples to reinforce the learning.

Details   Live Webcast Date: 13, 14, 15 November 2018 Time: 8:00 am – 11:00 am PST Check the exact time and date in your city →

Who Should Attend?   Persons who might benefit from the course include the following.   Managers, executives, and directors who are new to the mining industry and are on a rapid learning curve about how the mining industry works. Accountants and financial persons who need a deeper knowledge of mining projects and the mining industry. Lawyers, tax professionals, and non-mining technical persons who need a general understanding of their company's business. Administrators, executive assistants, HR personnel, and staff who want to put the projects they work on into an industry context. Environmental specialists, government officials and personnel, and NGOs. Community leaders, local communities, and indigenous peoples' groups.

About the Presenter   Lawrence Devon Smith is a mining engineer with over 40 year's experience in economic evaluations and project engineering for mining, metallurgical, and industrial projects. He is the principal consultant at LDSA. He has worked as Director Project Evaluations at Barrick Gold and has published many papers on mineral project evaluation, discount rates, and risk assessment.   Larry teaches mineral project evaluation and mineral economics at the University of Toronto/Canada, Schulich School of Business at York University/Canada, as well as in-house courses and seminars.   Larry has been on the executives of the Canadian Institute of Mining (CIM) Toronto and the CIM Mineral Economics Society (MES). He is the recipient of the CIM Robert Elver award for Mineral Economics, a Fellow of CIM, and a CIM Distinguished Lecturer.

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