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November 3 – 5, 2024
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Short Course : Using Dynamic DCF and Real Options to Assess the Value and Risk of Mining Investments

Short Course
Michael Samis SCM Decisions
Vikram Jayaraman DRA Global
Kent Burkholder Decision Frameworks
Mike Paduada SCM Decisions

Closing Remarks

Technical Presentation

Closing Wrap-Up

Technical Presentation

KEYNOTE - Value creation through projects – a mining executive’s lens into delivering a project that brings strong shareholder returns over the long term

Technical Presentation
Session 1- Study Development and Portfolio Management "Rocks to Riches"
Mark Travers Brazilian Nickel Limited

Project Estimating: Why do we get it wrong in the early phases

Technical Presentation
Session 1- Study Development and Portfolio Management "Rocks to Riches"
Troy Dunow MNRLP/JDS Mining

Reframing resource/reserve drilling as a geoscience based investment decision

Technical Presentation
Session 1- Study Development and Portfolio Management "Rocks to Riches"
Andrew Dasys Objectivity

How Integrated Project Delivery (IPD) could be helping Transform Projects in the Mining Industry?

Technical Presentation
Session 1- Study Development and Portfolio Management "Rocks to Riches"
Ryan Dutrisac WSP
Jim Flegg WSP

-8% Returned over the past two decades: Is it our own fault?

Technical Presentation
Session 1- Study Development and Portfolio Management "Rocks to Riches"
Kent Burkholder Decision Frameworks

KEYNOTE- Mining Capital Projects – a call-to-action to seize the generational opportunity

Technical Presentation
Session 2 - Final Investment Decision to Project Delivery "Putting your neck on the line "
Deshnee Naidoo Mining Executive

From Phase 1 to Phase 3, Operational Readiness and Specialised Work and Training adding to the success of the Kamoa-Kakula Copper Project.

Technical Presentation
Session 2 - Final Investment Decision to Project Delivery "Putting your neck on the line "
JC Heslinga DRA Global

AI-Driven Efficiency: Redefining Engineering, Procurement, and Construction Processes in Mining Capital Projects

Technical Presentation
Session 2 - Final Investment Decision to Project Delivery "Putting your neck on the line "
Mariem Akrout AIEnergy

Start WELL on Time

Technical Presentation
Session 2 - Final Investment Decision to Project Delivery "Putting your neck on the line "
Tom O'Donoughue Redpath Canada Limited

Successfull Project Delivery from a contractor's Perspective

Technical Presentation
Session 2 - Final Investment Decision to Project Delivery "Putting your neck on the line "
Patrick Hudd Cementation

KEYNOTE : Current perspectives on financing mining projects in Canada

Technical Presentation
Session 3 - Project Financing " Whose money to use and how to get it "
Stephen Davy Scotiabank

KEYNOTE : Improving project performance in the mining industry

Technical Presentation
Session 3 - Project Financing " Whose money to use and how to get it "
Olga Kovalik Vale

Project financing for ‘niche’ critical minerals is more complex than typical bulk commodities. An overview of the complexities for project financing of a ‘niche commodity’ project.

Technical Presentation
Session 3 - Project Financing " Whose money to use and how to get it "
Johnna Muinonen Dumont Nickel

Quantifying the impact of market, technical, and country risk exposures on mining corporate portfolios

Technical Presentation
Session 3 - Project Financing " Whose money to use and how to get it "
Michael Samis SCM Decisions

Contractor’s perspective on Best Practices in Alternative Contract Delivery Methods and Financing Models used in the Heavy Civil Construction Industry

Technical Presentation
Session 3 - Project Financing " Whose money to use and how to get it "
Ural Yal Flatiron

KEYNOTE : Beating the odds in mining project delivery – a third faster and cheaper by embracing AI and Innovation

Technical Presentation
Session 4 - Lessons learned " The Good, The Bad and The Ugly "
Piotr Pikul McKinsey & Company
Nilan Walgama McKinsey & Company

How has digital engineering in a mining project been enhanced through the use of advanced work packaging (AWP), building information modeling (BIM), and geographic information systems (GIS), enabling a 5% cost reduction and a 20% increase in productivity?

Technical Presentation
Session 4 - Lessons learned " The Good, The Bad and The Ugly "
Flavio Dayrell EY
Guilherme Castro EY

Delivering successful Mining Projects in Brazil

Technical Presentation
Session 4 - Lessons learned " The Good, The Bad and The Ugly "
Joao Zanon Ero Copper

Delays and Cost Overruns on Major Mining Projects: Managing Risks and Mitigating Consequences

Technical Presentation
Session 4 - Lessons learned " The Good, The Bad and The Ugly "
JESSE SHERRETT A&O Shearman

Industry Self-Reflection - Are Lessons Being Learned?

Technical Presentation
Session 4 - Lessons learned " The Good, The Bad and The Ugly "
Ken Murray Captrics Consulting
Short Course : Using Dynamic DCF and Real Options to Assess the Value and Risk of Mining Investments
Michael Samis SCM Decisions
Vikram Jayaraman DRA Global
Kent Burkholder Decision Frameworks
Mike Paduada SCM Decisions
Short Course
Closing Remarks
Technical Presentation
Closing Wrap-Up
Technical Presentation
KEYNOTE - Value creation through projects – a mining executive’s lens into delivering a project that brings strong shareholder returns over the long term
Mark Travers Brazilian Nickel Limited
Technical Presentation
Session 1- Study Development and Portfolio Management "Rocks to Riches"
Project Estimating: Why do we get it wrong in the early phases
Troy Dunow MNRLP/JDS Mining
Technical Presentation
Session 1- Study Development and Portfolio Management "Rocks to Riches"
Reframing resource/reserve drilling as a geoscience based investment decision
Andrew Dasys Objectivity
Technical Presentation
Session 1- Study Development and Portfolio Management "Rocks to Riches"
How Integrated Project Delivery (IPD) could be helping Transform Projects in the Mining Industry?
Ryan Dutrisac WSP
Jim Flegg WSP
Technical Presentation
Session 1- Study Development and Portfolio Management "Rocks to Riches"
-8% Returned over the past two decades: Is it our own fault?
Kent Burkholder Decision Frameworks
Technical Presentation
Session 1- Study Development and Portfolio Management "Rocks to Riches"
KEYNOTE- Mining Capital Projects – a call-to-action to seize the generational opportunity
Deshnee Naidoo Mining Executive
Technical Presentation
Session 2 - Final Investment Decision to Project Delivery "Putting your neck on the line "
From Phase 1 to Phase 3, Operational Readiness and Specialised Work and Training adding to the success of the Kamoa-Kakula Copper Project.
JC Heslinga DRA Global
Technical Presentation
Session 2 - Final Investment Decision to Project Delivery "Putting your neck on the line "
AI-Driven Efficiency: Redefining Engineering, Procurement, and Construction Processes in Mining Capital Projects
Mariem Akrout AIEnergy
Technical Presentation
Session 2 - Final Investment Decision to Project Delivery "Putting your neck on the line "
Start WELL on Time
Tom O'Donoughue Redpath Canada Limited
Technical Presentation
Session 2 - Final Investment Decision to Project Delivery "Putting your neck on the line "
Successfull Project Delivery from a contractor's Perspective
Patrick Hudd Cementation
Technical Presentation
Session 2 - Final Investment Decision to Project Delivery "Putting your neck on the line "
KEYNOTE : Current perspectives on financing mining projects in Canada
Stephen Davy Scotiabank
Technical Presentation
Session 3 - Project Financing " Whose money to use and how to get it "
KEYNOTE : Improving project performance in the mining industry
Olga Kovalik Vale
Technical Presentation
Session 3 - Project Financing " Whose money to use and how to get it "
Project financing for ‘niche’ critical minerals is more complex than typical bulk commodities. An overview of the complexities for project financing of a ‘niche commodity’ project.
Johnna Muinonen Dumont Nickel
Technical Presentation
Session 3 - Project Financing " Whose money to use and how to get it "
Quantifying the impact of market, technical, and country risk exposures on mining corporate portfolios
Michael Samis SCM Decisions
Technical Presentation
Session 3 - Project Financing " Whose money to use and how to get it "
Contractor’s perspective on Best Practices in Alternative Contract Delivery Methods and Financing Models used in the Heavy Civil Construction Industry
Ural Yal Flatiron
Technical Presentation
Session 3 - Project Financing " Whose money to use and how to get it "
KEYNOTE : Beating the odds in mining project delivery – a third faster and cheaper by embracing AI and Innovation
Piotr Pikul McKinsey & Company
Nilan Walgama McKinsey & Company
Technical Presentation
Session 4 - Lessons learned " The Good, The Bad and The Ugly "
How has digital engineering in a mining project been enhanced through the use of advanced work packaging (AWP), building information modeling (BIM), and geographic information systems (GIS), enabling a 5% cost reduction and a 20% increase in productivity?
Flavio Dayrell EY
Guilherme Castro EY
Technical Presentation
Session 4 - Lessons learned " The Good, The Bad and The Ugly "
Delivering successful Mining Projects in Brazil
Joao Zanon Ero Copper
Technical Presentation
Session 4 - Lessons learned " The Good, The Bad and The Ugly "
Delays and Cost Overruns on Major Mining Projects: Managing Risks and Mitigating Consequences
JESSE SHERRETT A&O Shearman
Technical Presentation
Session 4 - Lessons learned " The Good, The Bad and The Ugly "
Industry Self-Reflection - Are Lessons Being Learned?
Ken Murray Captrics Consulting
Technical Presentation
Session 4 - Lessons learned " The Good, The Bad and The Ugly "