Fireside Chat With TDG Gold Director Michael Kosowan

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Meeting Overview The meeting involved a discussion between two speakers regarding the background and experience of one speaker in the junior mining sector, particularly focusing on their role at TDG Gold. Key topics included the importance of combining technical and financial expertise, insights from previous roles, and an evaluation of various mining projects and targets. Key Discussion Points - The significance of having both technical and financial expertise in the mining industry. - Challenges in financing junior mining companies amidst low market sentiment. - Insights gained from previous experiences at Sprott and working with notable investors. - The importance of humility in seeking diverse sources of capital for junior companies. - Evaluation criteria for mining projects, emphasizing the concept of "life of mill." - Discussion of TDG Gold's projects, including various copper-gold porphyry targets. - The potential of the Newberry target as a significant geological opportunity...

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[Speaker identities could not be resolved; generic labels used] [00:04] Speaker 1: So I got a number of questions that are going to go from your background, your experience into TDG's projects. I hope you're ready for a bit of a grilling while I got you today. [00:13] Speaker 2: Looking forward to it. And thanks for your interest in the company and sort of what we're about and certainly an exciting period of our company's development. [00:21] Speaker 1: Awesome, yeah I know for sure. And I gotta ask, looking back at your history with, I see over 20 years in junior mining [00:28] Speaker 1: from mining engineering and then as a financier, [00:31] Speaker 1: How does that kind of dual experience, you've really seen both sides, the engineering bit and also the financial background, how does that shape your approach to picking which opportunities [00:41] Speaker 1: really work in mining? [00:43] Speaker 2: Yeah, I mean, just to start out, I mean, I don't feel that old. [00:46] Speaker 2: But I think it's pretty important to have the right kind of [00:50] Speaker 2: technical backing if you're a financial person and financial backing if you're a technical 1. So I think it's [00:57] Speaker 2: the marriage, if you will, of 2 really important worlds as far as getting things together and getting things right, understanding what you're seeing on an ongoing basis, because in both the financial world and sometimes in the technical space things can happen pretty quickly. And so I think a good breadth of development [01:13] Speaker 2: and experience and knowledge [01:16] Speaker 2: is really, really useful [01:18] Speaker 2: in sort of putting those 2 things together. And we're finding out how critical [01:22] Speaker 2: financing is, particularly in the junior resource space the...