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Escaping the Resource Trap: A Production-First Approach
Join us as two CEOs make the case for why they prioritize near-term production over endlessly growing resources. While most companies focus on accumulating more talent, tools, and budget, these leaders take a different approach. Who has the right mindset? Hear the argument for putting production first.

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Robert Archer
President & CEO at Pinnacle Silver and Gold Corp.
Mr. Archer has more than 40 years’ experience in the mining industry, working throughout the Americas. After spending more than 15 years with major mining companies, Mr. Archer held several senior management positions in the junior mining sector and co-foun...

Rick Williams
CEO & Director at Terreno Resources Corp
Mr. Williams attended the University of Western Ontario for his B.A. in political science and then the University of Ottawa to obtain his L.L.B. degree. He is the President of Blackwell Investor Relations Corp. and he is a senior level executive with broad ...
Rick Williams
CEO & Director at Terreno Resources Corp
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WEBVTT NOTE Transcription provided by Deepgram Request Id: 2b9fcd53-ae44-4f69-8468-805913a30559 Created: 2026-02-03T17:37:24.426Z Duration: 1865.556 Channels: 1 00:00:04.019 -- 00:00:05.660 Hello everyone and thank you for joining us 00:00:05.660 -- 00:00:07.759 today for this live event. I'm excited to 00:00:07.759 -- 00:00:10.019 introduce 2 CEOs who share a unique view 00:00:10.019 -- 00:00:12.440 about what publicly listed junior mining companies should 00:00:12.440 -- 00:00:12.940 prioritize. 00:00:13.460 -- 00:00:15.880 Joining me today is Robert Archer and Rick 00:00:15.880 -- 00:00:16.380 Torreno, 00:00:16.800 -- 00:00:18.980 who will make the case for a production 00:00:19.000 -- 00:00:21.260 first approach. While this might sound like common 00:00:21.260 -- 00:00:22.400 sense, the 00:00:22.840 -- 00:00:25.119 reality is that most junior companies take a 00:00:25.119 -- 00:00:27.840 different path focusing on growing their resource base 00:00:28.119 -- 00:00:30.480 rather than advancing projects through studies and into 00:00:30.480 -- 00:00:30.980 production. 00:00:31.580 -- 00:00:33.240 If you have any questions, please feel free 00:00:33.240 -- 00:00:34.540 to submit them in the chat, which can 00:00:34.540 -- 00:00:35.860 be found in the bottom right corner of 00:00:35.860 -- 00:00:36.540 your screen. 00:00:36.900 -- 00:00:38.860 As always, the session is being recorded and 00:00:38.860 -- 00:00:41.160 will be available for viewing shortly after we 00:00:41.160 -- 00:00:41.980 wrap up. 00:00:42.500 -- 00:00:43.480 Robert, Rick, 00:00:43.880 -- 00:00:45.480 thank you for joining us here today. The 00:00:45.480 -- 00:00:48.280 title of our discussion mentions escaping the resource 00:00:48.280 -- 00:00:50.580 trap. So I'd like to start there. What 00:00:50...