Siloni Waraich is a risk management professional, with deep expertise in governance, brand reputation management, stakeholder engagement, and regulatory affairs. Her 25+ years of professional work have spanned such diverse subject matters as agriculture, home building, health and safety compliance, mining and mental health services. She currently acts as a strategic advisor to mining companies and not-for-profit associations.
Siloni has an M.B.A. specializing in Organizational Effectiveness, has achieved the Business Sustainability Management Certificate from Cambridge University, and is currently a candidate for the Global ESG Competent Boards Designation.
Mr. Trytten has more than 25 years experience in the nickel industry, and was previously General Manager, Sustainability with Sherritt International Corporation at their Alberta nickel refinery. His experience at Sherritt also includes research and development, engineering for brownfield and greenfield projects, and major project feasibility studies. Lyle has been personally involved with metallurgical operations on five continents, including a 1-year secondment to the Murrin Murrin nickel refinery in Australia (now owned by Glencore), the feasibility study for the Ambatovy mine and process plant in Madagascar, and design and commissioning of metallurgical processing facilities in the US and Indonesia.
Founder and CEO of Evenor Investments Ltd, a financial advisory group to junior mining companies for alternative financing, debt, equity and M&A with experience on over $2 billion in mining financing transactions throughout his career. Prior global experience as a research analyst as well as in business development and mining financial advisory roles with Endeavour Financial, Cambrian Mining Finance Ltd, Northern Vertex Mining Corp. and King & Bay West Management Corp.
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Speaker 1: Hello everyone and welcome to today's panel, Mining and the Future of Green Technology, hosted by 6. The focus of today's discussion is going to be around the minerals critical to the electrification Speaker 1: process Speaker 1: and the current gap that exists between demand and faltering supply. Today's panel is being recorded and is going to be available in the coming days on six.com for on-demand viewing. I encourage you as the audience to ask questions of our panel today using the Q&A chat found on the right hand side of your screen at any time. With that, let's introduce our speakers for today. From Kotech Resources, we have President and CEO Julian Traeger. Speaker 1: From Electric Royalties, CEO and Director Brendan Uric. Speaker 1: From Giga Metals, Manager of Development Lyle Triton. And from Ion Energy, we have Saloni Worej, Investor Relations. Speaker 1: So now that we're all introduced and settled, I'd love to dive in on it. Speaker 1: Environmental Speaker 1: movements, at least for the most part, remain steadfast in their opposition to the extractive industry. Now, I think it's fair to say everyone in this room believes that their work is to some degree positively impacting the transition to green energy. So with that in mind, how do each of you think the extractive industry can change or has to change how they communicate to influence perception? Speaker 1: Saloni, we were talking earlier, I'd love it if we could hand things over to you. Speaker 2: Thanks so much, Cameron, Speaker 2: and thank you to my fellow speakers Speaker 2: for inviting Ion Energy to what will hopefully be an invigorating Speaker 2: conversation Speaker 2: about the future of green technology Speaker 2: within mining. Speaker 2: As for the Speaker 2: underlying Speake...
