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SUBSCRIBE TO MAC NEWS Home > About Us > Board of Directors Board of Directors The Mining Association of CanadaCana (MAC) is governed by a team of industry leaders from our membership who were selected for their breadth and depth of mining experience. Through their strategic guidance and oversight, these professionals collectively play a vital role in advancing the work of MAC and the industry at large. Name Company Carol Plummer* Agnico Eagle Mines Ltd. Clynton Nauman Alexco Resource Corporation Mapi Mobwano ArcelorMittal Exploitation Minière CanadaCana s.e.n.c. Neil Reeder B2Gold Corp. Tom Paddon Banland Iron Mines Corporation Christina Erling Barrick Gold Corporation Sara Harrison BHP Billiton CanadaCana Inc. Alice Wong* Cameco Corporation Shawn Neilson CanadianCana Natural Resources Limited Name Company Gil Clausen Copper Mountain Mining Corporation Erik Madsen De Beers Group of Companies Jason Cho Eldorado Gold Corporation Dennis Wilson Equinox Gold Corporation Craig Ford Excellon Resources Joe Boaro First Quantum Minerals Mike Agnew Fort Hills Energy Ltd. Partnership Alexis Segal* Glencore CanadaCana Penggui Yan HD Mining International Ltd. Luke Russell Hecla Quebec Inc. David Clarry* Hudbay Minerals Inc. Gordon Stothart*, Chair IAMGOLD Corporation Tim Hill Impala CanadaCana Mike van Akkooi Kinross Gold Corporation Kristen Mariuzza Lundin Mining Corporation Steven Woolfenden McEwen Mining Inc Pierre Gratton* Mining Association of CanadaCana Bethany Borody New Gold Inc. John Mullally* Newmont Corporation Alan Coutts* Noront Resources Ltd. Leigh Curyer NexGen Energy Ltd. Don MacDonald NorZinc Ltd. (formerly CanadianCana Zinc Corporation) Maciej Sciazko Nyrstar Name Company Brent Bergeron Pan American Silver Corporation Carolyn Chisholm* Rio Tinto CanadaCana (IOC) Amanda Bernier Royal CanadianCana Mint John Wallington Riversdale Resources Limited Steve Wood Sherritt International Corporation George Read Star Diamond Corporation Tina Markovic Suncor Energy Inc. Peter Read* Syncrude CanadaCana Ltd. Marcia Smith* Teck Resources Limited Steven Molnar Trevali Dawid Loots, Treasurer Trevali Mining Corporation Cory McPhee* Vale Paul West-Sells Western Copper and Gold Corporation Ross Gallinger Yamana Gold Inc. *Members of the Executive Committee Honorary Life Directors Nom Compagnie William James First Quantum Minerals Ltd. Jim Carter Syncrude CanadaCana Ltd. Doug Horswill Teck Resources Limited Norman Keevil Teck Resources Limited Board of Directors MAC Sta Scholarship Recipients Contact Us PRINT THIS PAGE Our Focus News & Events Towards Sustainable Mining About Us Members & Partners Resources Mining Association of Canada 1100-275 Slater Street Ottawa, ON K1P 5H9 613.233.9392 ext 316 [email protected] FR Privacy of Information Copyright © 2021 Mining Association of CanadaCana.

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