Mineral Exploration

Spring 2014

Mineral Exploration is the official publication of the Association of Mineral Exploration British Columbia.

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Photograph : The Image Commission s P r I n g 2 0 1 4 41 available in the business, and the 2014 Convention is set to cre- ate further awareness of the full range of these opportunities and potentially give mining practitioners further tools to suc- cessfully engage and enlist people in the industry. The convention's three-day technical program will feature six streams including global dimensions of mining; innova- tions; harnessing our diverse world; managing operations – mine to mill; construction to production; and rock engineering. As well, the CIM Convention will host its first Ethics in Mining Symposium, in partnership with the Canadian Business Ethics Research Network (CBERN). The technical program will kick off with an electrifying plenary session featuring an expert lineup of industry leaders examining the convention's theme, moderated by the award- winning investigative journalist and co-host of the CBC's The Fifth Estate, Mark Kelley. "At CIM 2014, the boldest and most innovative change-masters will exchange ideas and initiate promising change," says Patty Moore, general convention chair. In conjunction with the CIM Convention, the CIM Exhibition will be celebrating its 31st anniversary. Sold out again this year, The Expo! will host more than 480 exhibiting compa- nies featuring the latest in mining equipment, tools, technolo- gies and services. The Expo! is Canada's mining marketplace. Mining for Society (M4S) is an educational show on min- ing, minerals, metals and materials. Showcasing the variety of available careers directly and indirectly related to the mining industry, M4S will educate participants on the entire mining cycle – from exploration and extraction to production and reclamation. Teachers, students and the general public are typically surprised at how positively mining impacts their life and daily activities, and how many jobs the industry generates – in every sector of employment. The interactive activities at each of the thematic pavilions are sure to make visitors' experi- ences unforgettable. ■ Lise Bujold is director, conventions and trade shows, for CIM and can be reached at lbujold@cim.org or 514-939-2710, ext. 1308. (right) 2013 CIM Expo!; (far right) M4S Toronto 2013. 2013 CIM Plenary (from left): Chris Lewicki, Zoë Yujnovich, Egizio Bianchini, Stan Bharti and Richard Ross. p40-41_CIM.indd 41 14-02-14 3:06 PM

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