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Ticket Export Nov 13-2019 Job Title Company General Manager 3G Energy Corp Mining Segment Manager-Canada ABB Global Product Manager ABB Switzerland Ltd. VP Business Development for South Africa Abengoa Business Development Director for Africa & Spain Abengoa General Manager ABO Wind AG Team Manager Hybrid Energy and Battery Storage SystemsABO Wind AG North America Natural Resources Lead Accenture Head of Origination AEMP Head of Mining North America Aggreko Business Development Manager North America Aggreko Global Vice President Sales - Microgrids and StorageAggreko Solutions Engineer Agnico Eagle Mines electrical jr. eng. Agnico Eagle Mines limited Corporate Director, Innovation Agnico Eagle Mines Limited Business Development Specialist M&E Air Liquide Power Marketing and Origination USA AKUO Energy CEO Akuo USA AKUO Energy COO Akuo Africa AKUO Energy CEO Akuo Africa AKUO Energy Director Sales & Marketing AKUO Energy Sustainability Director Alamos Gold Inc. Vice President Sustainability & External Affairs Alamos Gold Inc. Director of Business Development, USA + Canada AlionEnergy Chief Executive Officer AlionEnergy Regional Director, Australasia & SE Asia AlionEnergy VP Human Resources Anaconda Mining Manager of Communications and Administration Anaconda Mining COO Anaconda Mining Engineer Anglogold Ashanti Sourcing Leader Procurement ArcelorMittal Job Title Company Head of Energy ArcelorMittal Mining UK Ltd Senior Manager, Corporate Development ATCO Senior Director, Corporate Development ATCO SVP & GM ATCO Energy Solutions President and CEO Aurcrest Gold President and CEO Avalon Advanced Materials VP Sustainability Avalon Advanced Materials Inc VP Exploration Avalon Advanced Materials Inc Government Relations Consultant Avalon Advanced Materials Inc. Senior Vice President of Engineering and Project EvaluationsB2Gold Vice President of Government Relations B2Gold Corp Partner Baker McKenzie Business Development Manager Ballard Power Systems Senior Environmental Scientist Barr Engineering Co Off-Grid Hybrid Power Engineer BBA inc. Director, Off-Gird Hybrid Power BBA Inc. CTO / Co-CEO BEHAULT Director, Business Development BESTECH General Manager Black Rock Engineering Inc. Commercial Director BWSC A/S Investment Manager BWSC A/S Principal Cambridge Energy Partners Senior Project Manager Canadian German Chamber of Industry and Commerce Inc. Senior Sales Manager Canadian North Commerical Relations & Marketing Canadian Nuclear Laboratories Trade Commissioner Canadian Trade Commissioner Service Trade Commissioner Canadian Trade Commissioner Service Trade Commissioner Canadian Trade Commissioner Service Director, Cleantech, Infrastructure & Climate FinanceCanadian Trade Commissioner Service Representative Canadian Union of Skilled Workers Mechanical Engineer CanmetMINING Job Title Company Director of Mining Engineering Carmeuse Lime & Stone Operations Manager Carmeuse Lime and Stone Global Account Manager Caterpillar Electric Power, mining segment manager Global Caterpillar Inc. Canadian Sales Manager Certartus Manager of Business Development Certarus Ltd. Section Editor CIM Magazine Solutions Architect - Energy and Mining Cisco Systems Director of Sales and Marketing Clearflow Group Innovation Manager, Mining CMIC Manager, Environment, Social and Governance Coeur Mining Business Development Manager Convergent Business Development Cryopeak LNG Solutions General Manager of Technical Services De Beers Canada President Deep Cryogenics International Director Deloitte Consultant Denesoline Corporation Director Technical Applications Denesoline Corporation Energy Management Coordinator Detour Gold Director of Environment and Sustainability Detour Gold Associate Director - Business Development EDF Renewables Account Manager, Distribution Sales Enbridge Gas Manager, Distribution Sales Enbridge Gas Inc. Senior Advisor, LNG Market Development Energir Director, Development & LNG Énergir Director BD ENGIE Head of Mining Program ENGIE Hydrogen SVP Business Development ENGIE Hydrogen Business Line Manager - Underground Rock ExcavationEpiroc INVESTMENT AND PROJECT MANAGER ERDENES MONGOL LLC CHIEF PROJECT ENGINEER ERDENES MONGOL LLC Job Title Company HEAD OF THE FOREIGN RELATION DEPARTMENT ERDENES MONGOL LLC V.P. Business Development ESS Inc. Chief Client Officer ETF Mining Trucks VP Finance Excellon Resources Inc. Director, Extractive Industries, Structured & Project ExportFinance Development Canada Canadian Mining & Metals Co-Leader EY Managing Director Fiera Private Debt Journalist Financial Post Head of Business Development First Quantum Minerals Ltd Project Development Specialist FortisBC Energy Inc. Chairman FPX Nickel Corp Director Franco-Nevada Director, Energy & Power Solutions Freeport-McMoran Director, Energy & Power Solutions Freeport-McMoRan Senior Engineer Freeport-McMoRan Inc. Business Development Manager G+ Plastics Ventilation Projects and Communications Director G+ Plastics General Manager, Mining Equipment GE Transportation, a Wabtec Company Manager of Development Giga Metals Corporation Head of Sales (Africa, Latin America and Oceania) Gilkes Hydro President Giyani Metals Corp. Energy Lead – Onaping Area Mines Glencore Energy Manager Glencore Chairman, President & CEO Global Atomic Corporation Senior Journalist Global Business Reports CEO Gold Fields Principal GS Group VP Corporate Development Harte Gold Corp. Director Hybrid Power and Microgrid Hatch Vice President Of Engineering Hitachi Construction Truck Vice President, Corporate Social Responsibility Hudbay Minerals Inc Job Title Company Director, New Initiatives Hydrogenics Senior Vice President, Corporate Affairs, HSS and PeopleIAMGOLD Sr Electrical Engineer IAMGOLD Customer Relations IESO Senior Director - Development Innergex Renewable Energy Inc. COO INV Metals Innvoative Energy Market Chief J.L. Richards & Associates Limited Chief Financial Officer Jaguar Mining Financial Supervisor Jaguar Mining COO Jaxon Mining Inc Chairman & CEO Jaxon Mining Inc VP Project Development JDS Energy & Mining Global Head of Hybrid juwi Renewable Energies Head of Global Business Initiatives juwi Renewable Energies Chief Operating Officer juwi Renewable Energy Pty Ltd MANAGER KHURD GROUP Mechanical Engineering - Projects Kinross Gold Director of Energy Strategy Kinross Gold Energy Manager Kirkland Gold President, CEO and Director Kirkland Lake Gold Managing Principal - Power & Water Resources Knight Piesold Ltd. Director, Product Management Komatsu America Sales Manager - Canada Kore Power CFO Kore Power Director, Project Development Liberty Utilities New Product Development Manager Liebherr Mining Mayor Local Government District of Pinawa, Manitoba Environmental Analyst Lundin Mining General Manager, Sudbury MacLean Engineering Product Manager Fleet Electrification Mining DivisionMacLean Engineering Vice President of Product Management Maclean Engineering Job Title Company President Magna Mining Corp. Consultant Mazars VP, Environment and Community Affairs McEwen Mining Vice President, Economic and Northern AffairsConferenceMining Coordinator Association of Canada Director General Ministry of Energy and Minerals- Republic of Somaliland Associate MIRARCO - Mining Innovation Bruce Power Chair for Sustainable Energy SolutionsMIRARCO Mining Innovation Project Manager National Renewable Energy Laboratory Global Strategy and Business Development DirectorNational Renewable Energy Laboratory Director, Nuclear Energy Division Natural Resources Canada Principal Research Scientist Natural Resources Canada General Manager of the Mine Nemaska Lithium Area Director - Mining Production and Technical ServicesNemaska Lithium Vice President Operations Nemaska Lithium Manager, Mining Newcrest Mining Limited Head of Strategic Studies Newcrest Mining Limited Strategic Advisor- Government Relations Canada Newmont Goldcorp Manager, Energy & Sustainability Newmont Goldcorp Consulting Specialist - Power Systems Nordmin Engineering Ltd. Chief Development Officer Noront Resources VP Projects Noront Resources Ltd Chief Development Officer Noront Resources Ltd Project Manager Noront Resources Ltd Associate Norton Rose Fulbright Canada LLP Lawyer Norton Rose Fulbright Canada LLP Director of Electrification and Automation Nouveau Monde Graphite (NMG) Senior Technical Advisor Nova Scotia Power Vice President of Nuclear Regulatory Affairs and StakeholderOntario Power Relations Generation (OPG) CEO Pace CEO Palladium One Mining Inc. Director - Business Solutions Pathway Communications Job Title Company Business Development Phoenix Industrial, Inc. Head of Market Exploitation PNE AG Director International Market Development PNE Canada Inc. Renewable Energy Solutions PNE Canada Inc. Eastern Canada Mining Leader PWC General Manager Projects & Innovation Quebec Iron Ore President & CEO Québec Mining Association CEO r4mining.com President Rankin Seabourne Company Inc. Manager, Energy and Electrical Infrastructure Red Chris Mine Director of Red Pine Exploration Red Pine Exploration Consultant Renewable Energy, Conservation and Cleantech Innovations Manager Rocky Mountain Institute Director of Projects Roxgold Inc. Marketing Manager S&C Electric Canada Ltd. Marketing Support Specialist S&C Electric Canada Ltd. Territory Director S&C Electric Canada Ltd. District Manager S&C Electric Ltd. Manager of Microgrids S&C Electric Ltd. President, Load and Haul Division Sandvik Engineering Manager Saskatchewan Research Council Manager, Process Development Saskatchewan Research Council Senior Vice President Scatec Solar and Release Senior Project Developer
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