Mineral economics symposium planned

Senior executives from some of the world’s major companies likely to play a key role in the mining industry of the 1990s will be among the speakers at a mineral economics symposium in Toronto Jan 24-26.

The theme of the conference is “Leaders in the Nineties.” Separate sessions will include people and companies, marketing, commodities, technology and innovation, and finance.

Speakers during the 3-day event include: John Jump, chief executive officer for BP Minerals International of London; Leonard Judd, executive vice-president at Phelps Dodge of Phoenix, Ariz.; Stewart Murray, group executive for commodities at Consolidated Gold Fields of London; Klaus Zeitler, president of Metall Mining; Peter Steen, president of Corona Corp.; Klaus Goeckmann, vice-president of marketing and sales for Cominco Ltd.; Craig Tedmon, senior vice- president of Noranda Inc.; Donald Coxe, managing director for investment research at Wertheim Schroder of New York; William Birchall, director, and Jeremy Garbutt, chief financial officer at American Barrick Resources; Robert Stone, vice-president of finance at Cominco; William Potter, managing director of investment banking at Prudential Bache, Capital Funding of New York and Peter Woodward, executive vice-president of Mase Westpac of New York.

Lunch and dinner speakers include William Gatenby, president and chief executive officer of Cameco Ltd. and Hugh Morgan, managing director of Western Mining Corp. of Melbourne, Australia.

The symposium is held under the auspices of the mineral economics committee of the Canadian Institute of Mining and Metallurgy.

Details of the symposium can be obtained from the symposium’s Chairman, Philip Martin, a partner with Gordon Capital in Toronto, or from Co-chairman Fraser Phillips, a mining analyst with Burns Fry Ltd., also in Toronto.


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