The CIM Vancouver Branch is pleased to invite you to our September Webinar

You are invited to a Zoom webinar.

Keynote Speaker: Brandon Macdonald, CEO and James Scott

Title: Webinar: Developing a Strategic Plan for Macmillan Pass

Date: Sept 23th, 2020

Start Time: 11:00am

Register Here:

https://ubc.zoom.us/meeting/register/u5wpdOupqDMqE92T1SvtPjUOtNSGmyJmDN_1

Bio:

Brandon Macdonald, B.Sc, MBABrandon is a Professional Geologist whose work has ranged from exploration geology worldwide to investment banking in the City of London. Building on a technical and business education, he focuses on bridging the gap between the technical and financial, with a particular focus on project marketing and valuation.

James Scott, M.Sc., P.Geo.James is a Professional Geologist (P.Geo.) with a focus on bringing together multi-disciplinary teams of experts to align on common goals and objectives, advancing projects through progressive de-risking and value creation. James has worked with leading mining companies, junior exploration companies, and provincial and federal government surveys, managing projects of all phases from grassroots through to EPC/EPCM.

Abstract:

Fireweed Zinc is working to advance their Macmillan Pass SEDEX led-silver-zinc project in Yukon, Canada. Comprising the Tom and Jason zones which were the subject of a 2018 Preliminary Economic Assessment, the company is working to demonstrate the district-scale potential of the project. With two drills currently targeting the high-prospectivity of Boundary Zone and several other under-explored prospective areas, Fireweed continues to add value to the Macmillan Pass project.Looking forward, Fireweed Zinc is now undertaking a strategic planning exercise to map out a project roadmap to development built upon two overriding philosophies. The first is the integration of engagement and consultation as a fundamental component of the design process, and the second is the interlinked co-development of the Pre-Feasibility Study and the Yukon Socioeconomic Assessment Board Project Proposal (Yukon’s equivalent of an environmental impact assessment).In this talk, we will discuss the importance and benefits of developing long-term strategic plans for exploration projects, how such plans are developed, and how Fireweed’s project advancement philosophies will support a holistic design process which aims to minimize late-stage project risk and maximize project opportunities and value.

Note: If you have any questions or concern about this event please don’t hesitate to contact me at neda.mining@yahoo.com