Denis Miville-Deschênes has been President and CEO of the Company since February 2017. Prior to that, he served as Senior Vice President at IAMGOLD, responsible for project development and construction from 2006 to 2014. He is a mining engineer with over 30 years of experience in the design, development and construction of mines. Mr. Miville-Deschênes has a bachelor’s degree in mining engineering from Laval University in Quebec.
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Speaker 1: Hello everyone, and welcome to Highland Copper's live investment summit today, hosted by 6. I'm pleased to introduce the President and CEO of Highland Copper, Denis Miviel-Deschamps, Speaker 1: and Stephen Hicks, their Chairman. Speaker 1: Denis and Stephen are going to be walking us through a company presentation and after, we're going to be taking questions live. Remember that you can submit your questions using the Q&A chat on the right-hand side of your screen at any time during today's presentation Speaker 1: and get in touch with the Highland Copper team using the survey that's linked in the chat at any time today or afterwards. Speaker 1: But as always this event is being recorded and it's going to be available on six.com in the coming days so look out for that if you want a refresher on today's content and without further ado, Denny, I'm going to pass things over to you so that you can get us started. Speaker 2: Thank you Cameron Speaker 2: and welcome to this webinar Speaker 2: and thank you for the opportunity to present Highland Speaker 2: why Speaker 2: 2023 Speaker 2: will be an interesting year for us and why it should be on your list of very interesting investment opportunity. Speaker 2: Quickly, Speaker 2: where we're at, Speaker 2: and you may have seen a fair bit of that in the 2 press releases last week, Speaker 2: We're sitting on 2 projects ready for development Speaker 2: in Michigan, on the west side of Michigan. Speaker 2: 2 projects are copperwood Speaker 2: and white pine. Speaker 2: Copperwood being fully permitted and combined, Speaker 2: it is more than 9 billion pounds of copper that you find in the ground. Speaker 2: And Speaker 2: once developed, you'd end up having a mine life of more than 25 years. Speaker 2: So Speaker 2:...
