Mr. Healey earned a Bachelor of Science degree in geology from the University of Wales in 1968 and is a professional geologist licensed in Newfoundland, Saskatchewan and British Columbia. Mr. Healey brings over 50 years of experience in the natural resources industry, covering all aspects, from early stage exploration through development to production. Beginning his career with International Nickel Company (now Vale Limited), he went on to work with Cameco Corporation - one of the worlds largest uranium producers. More recently, Mr. Healey was President & CEO of Titan Uranium Inc., a Tier One TSX.V listed company, where his responsibilities included the permitting of a major mine and mineral recovery facility. As well, Mr. Healey has served as the national president for the Geological Society of Canadian Institute of Mining, Metallurgy and Petroleum and has published several papers on resource and reserve evaluations.
Ms. Lee-Sheriff brings 25 years of industry experience to her role as Executive Chair of C2C Gold Corp. Ms. Lee-Sheriff is also the Founder of Newfoundland.Gold, a strategic marketing alliance promoting the progressive jurisdiction of Newfoundland Labrador and the regions leaders in exploration & mining. She also serves as the Chief Executive Officer of Golden Predator Mining Corp., President of Group 11 Technologies and President of the Yukon Mint Corporation. With a strong commitment to social responsibility and community engagement she has successfully negotiated and implemented socio-economic and exploration agreements with indigenous governments plus implemented numerous innovative programs to ensure community involvement in corporate projects. Ms. Lee-Sheriff is a member of the PDAC Indigenous Affairs Committee, holds a Bachelor of Arts (Economics) degree from Queens University (1986), and is a recipient of the Queen’s Jubilee Commemorative Medal awarded for outstanding achievements by Canadians.
Shawn Ryan began his career in exploration in the early 80’s working with the Kidd Creek Exploration geophysics team and various other local contracting firms. In 1996, while living in Dawson City, Yukon, he decided to try his luck as a prospector. He focused his prospecting in the Dawson District looking for the sources of alluvial gold. His research led to perfecting a deeper soil sampling technique that became a Yukon industry standard.
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Speaker 1: Welcome everyone Speaker 1: to day 2 of the virtual investors forum of Newfoundland Gold. Speaker 1: My name is Greg McCoach, editor of the Mining Speculator. I'll be your moderator today. Speaker 1: With me I have 3 panelists and for the next 40 minutes or so we'll be interacting. Speaker 1: I'll be moderating this panel regarding Speaker 1: the new discoveries that have been made Speaker 1: in the Newfoundland gold area. Speaker 1: We have a staking boom, a modern-day gold rush going on. It's a district-scale area play that I think is the hottest thing going not just in North America but around the world Speaker 1: at this point. So it's very exciting Speaker 1: for attendees. I think this is 1 of those moments as investors. Speaker 1: This could be a very profitable Speaker 1: conference for you to listen in on and learn about the companies that are involved with this great area play. Speaker 1: Just some housekeeping. Speaker 1: We'll 1st let our panelists each introduce themselves for 3 to 4 minutes each. Speaker 1: Once they're done, then I will begin asking some questions. Speaker 1: And as attendees, you should participate as well. We'll leave 15 to 20 minutes at the end of our hour Speaker 1: for your questions. Speaker 1: I can see them in the Q&A section, and I will try to get to as many of those as possible. Speaker 1: So with that, Speaker 1: why don't we start with Craig. Craig Roberts, you go 1st. 3 to 4 minutes on yourself and your company. Chris, you'll be 2nd. And Janet, you'll be 3rd. Speaker 2: Great. Thanks, Craig. Speaker 2: Yeah, so to introduce myself, Speaker 2: I'm a mining engineer by background. Speaker 2: Spent a number of years in operations, Speaker 2: mostly underground mining. Speaker 2: I worked for FLIR for quite a number...
