Mr. Gary Poxleitner
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Gary Poxleitner is a Professional Engineer (P.Eng., Ontario & BC) and certified Project Management Professional (PMP) with over 30 years of international mining experience across North and South America, Europe, Australia, and Asia. His work focuses on supporting mining companies, investors, and partners in making technically sound and strategically informed decisions around mineral assets. His experience spans operations, mine design, feasibility studies, and executive consulting, providing a practical understanding of how mining projects perform both in studies and in operation. He has led or reviewed well over 100 global due diligence assignments, technical audits, and feasibility assessments across a wide range of commodities, ensuring that investment decisions are grounded in credible, defensible, and value-focused engineering. Gary is recognized for his ability to bridge technical insight with commercial context, combining disciplined mine engineering with a strong understanding of operating and capital cost estimation, project economics, financial performance, risk, disclosure, and governance. He also serves as a technical expert in arbitration and legal proceedings, where clarity and impartiality are essential. He has contributed to the advancement of the mining profession through leadership roles in technical societies and industry groups, including serving as past Chair of the CIM Underground Mining Society, past Chair of CIM Guidelines and Leading Practices initiatives, and as a Director on the CIM Executive Council. Today, Gary focuses on supporting organizations and investors in building confidence in mining projects—from technical due diligence through to operational execution—with integrity, precision, and foresight.