Communicating From the Rollercoaster: IR for Explorers
Three exploration company executives delve into the art of investor relations during the exploration phase. They share how to keep audiences informed throughout any twists and turns in a company's journey. This event provides insights into various levers available to effectively communicate an exploration story, ensuring investors remain engaged every step of the way.
Capital Markets & IR Consultant at White Gold Corp.
Mr. Pint is a Chartered Professional Accountant with over 30 years of capital markets experience. Mr. Pint started his professional career in 1991 with Ernst & Young in the Financial Services Group. Beginning in 1995, he moved into Institutional Equities with CIBC World Markets. Over the next 20+ years, he worked in various senior roles in the investment banking and equity sales industry, holding several senior roles with large Canadian banks as well as boutique investment banks and dealers. He has worked on initial public offerings and private placements across all industry sectors. He has taken public or financed more than 500 companies throughout his career. In 2016, Mr. Pint co-founded and was President of Troilus Gold Corp., helping the company in its early-stage financing and assisting in taking the company public on the Toronto Stock Exchange. He has been a director of public and private companies across various sectors. Mr. Pint holds a Bachelor of Commerce Degree from the University of Toronto and is a Member of the Chartered Professional Accountants of Ontario.
Mr. Lynch is currently CEO of Power Nickel Inc. a publicly held mining company with the advanced stage Nisk Nickel project south of James Bay Quebec. Mr. Lynch is also the Founder and Managing Director of Save Canadian Mining. Save Canadian Mining was launched in November 2019 to unify Canada’s junior mining sector in requesting regulatory changes in Canada’s capital markets. The organization is supported by the TSX Venture Exchange, the Ontario Mining Association, the Ontario Prospectors Association, as well as mining industry leaders like Eric Sprott (Sprott Mining) Sean Roosen (Osisko Mining), Keith Neumeyer (First Majestic Silver Corp), and Rob McEwen (McEwen Mining Inc) and over 25 junior mining companies and over 3,000 members.
Good morning, good afternoon, or good evening, depending on where you're signing in from the world today. I'm really pleased to introduce today's panel discussion, Communicating from the rollercoaster, discussing the unique communication challenges of exploration stories in mural extraction. I got a bit of housekeeping, so bear with me before I let my guests here introduce themselves. Today's event is being recorded and will be available for replay later this afternoon. And importantly, this event is interactive. So if you'd like to, please ask the speaker's questions in the chat panel on the bottom right of your screen. We'll try to get to as many as we can during today's session. That is enough out of me. I'm going to let both of our panelists introduce themselves today and the companies they represent. Paul, go ahead and start with you. Sure. Good morning, everybody. Thanks, Romeo. Thank you, 6, for this. And it's great to be on a panel with Terry. We were just discussing how much we have in common, and friends, and investors, and the like. My name is Paul Pint. I spent 25 years of my career in capital markets, raising money for companies globally, mostly in the North American market though, as an institutional equity salesperson. I moved off from there to found Troilus Gold about 6 or 7 years ago, and I left Troilus about 3 years ago and looking for other good companies to help out and and hang my hat on and I found White Gold through a mutual friend Pat DiCapo and just fell in love with the story and was lucky enough to be able to come on board. I'll get into the pitch on the company, but it's Canadian-based, the Yukon, with a great future ahead of it. I'll turn it back to you, Romeo, so Terry can go. Go for it, Terry. Hi. Yeah, My name is Terry Lynch. I'm the C...
