Fireside Chat with Darcy Vis, VP Exploration at GoldInxs

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Meeting Overview The meeting featured a fireside chat with Darcy Fiss, VP of Exploration at Gold in Excess Mining Corp. The discussion focused on Darcy's journey in geology, his experiences in mineral exploration, and insights into what makes a successful exploration project. Key Discussion Points - Darcy's early interest in geology and how he got started in the field. - Influential projects and mentors that shaped Darcy's approach to exploration. - Key factors that differentiate good exploration targets from great ones. - The importance of infrastructure and location in project viability. - The multifaceted nature of mineral exploration and the need for a holistic approach. Decisions Made - No explicit decisions recorded. Action Items & Next Steps - [Unassigned] : Address audience questions submitted via chat at the end of the session. - [Unassigned] : Make the recording of the event available for replay shortly after the conclusion.

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[Speaker identities could not be resolved; generic labels used] [00:00] Speaker 1: Okay, we are now live. Hello everyone and thank you for joining us for this live event. We have fireside chat with Darcy Fiss, VP of Exploration at Gold in Excess Mining Corp. [00:10] Speaker 1: So instead of a presentation today, I've composed some questions for Darcy to get to learn more about him and gold in excess. If you have any questions, please submit them using the chat feature and we can address them at the end. As always, this event is being recorded and will be available for replay shortly after we conclude. [00:27] Speaker 1: With that, Darcy, welcome back. We'll dive in with some questions to get to know you better. Now for people that don't know, you got your start in geology at 16, [00:37] Speaker 1: doing till sampling and terrain mapping northwest of Prince George. [00:41] Speaker 1: So my question is, what pulled you into the rocks back then and what has kept you in the field for over 17 years? [00:47] Speaker 2: Yeah, for sure, Kyle. Yeah. And thanks for having me on here. [00:51] Speaker 2: Pretty excited to do a bit of [00:53] Speaker 2: a laced down version of a chat for the fireside. [00:57] Speaker 2: Yeah, I think, you know, it's been a lot longer than 17 years that I've been interested in rocks. [01:03] Speaker 2: You know, ever since a really young age, I've been sort of fascinated. [01:06] Speaker 2: I was 1 of those kids who had a lot of rocks in their pockets every time we went for a hike. [01:12] Speaker 2: And [01:13] Speaker 2: yeah, so basically, you know, from a really young age, I was really interested in rocks themselves. [01:18] Speaker 2: Actually, my mom, [01:20] Speaker 2: back in the day, before we had iPads, [01:23] Speaker 2: to keep me busy...