Tuesday November 17, 2015 Toronto, Ontario, Canada

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08h50 - 18h00Tuesday November 17, 2015KPMGBay Adelaide Centre333 Bay Street, Suite 4600Toronto, Ontario, Canada M5H 2S5

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Seminar Co-Chairs:Morning: Janne Duncan, Partner, Norton Rose Fulbright CanadaAfternoon: Orlee Wertheim, Head, Business Development, Global Mining,

Toronto Stock Exchange and TSX Venture Exchange

08h50 Registration & Networking

09h20 Welcoming Remarks- Wayne Floreani, Vice President, On the Ground Group- David Oldham, Partner, Audit, KPMG- Rubén Eduardo Luján, Co-Head Banking and Finance, Latin America, Norton Rose Fulbright

09h30 Commodity Prices, Currencies & Global Growth - Outlook 2015-17. Will China Remain a Key Growth Market for Metals?- Patricia Mohr, Vice-President, Economics & Commodity Market Specialist, Scotiabank

09h50 Mining Policies in Latin America: A New Mining Order is Needed- Terry Ortslan, Executive Member, Mineral Resource Analyst Group and Managing Director, TSO & Associates

10h10 Country Spotlight: Peru and Colombia- Gage Jull, Principal, Bordeaux Capital Inc.- Simon Whistler, Director, Latin American Risk Analysis, Control Risks- Raziel Zisman, Co-Founder and Executive Chairman, Alicanto Mining Corp.

10h50 Networking Refreshment Break

11h10 Disciplined Cash Management and Portfolio Building at the Bottom of the Cycle- Chris MacIntyre, Vice President, Business Development, Lara Exploration Ltd.

11h30 Learn from Leaders: CSR Success Stories in Challenging Times in Latin America:Panel Discussion presented by Hatch- Olivia Gamache, Environment and Social Impact Consultant, Environmental Services Group (ESG), Hatch- Andrés Recalde, Community and Government Relations- Mark Sitter, Director, Corporate A!airs and Sustainability, Sherritt International Corporation

12h20 Networking Bu!et Luncheon

13h10 Country Spotlight: Mexico- Max Satel, Principal, Bordeaux Capital Inc.- Simon Whistler, Director, Latin American Risk Analysis, Control Risks

13h50 The Ixtaca Project: Discovery and Development in Di!cult Markets- Doug McDonald, Vice President, Corporate Development, Almaden Minerals Ltd.

14h10 The Role of the Board and Independent Advisors on Capital Projects- Augusto Patmore, Partner, KPMG

14h30 Networking Refreshment Break

14h50 Avoid Disasters: Management of Tailings- Michael Torrance, Lawyer, Norton Rose Fulbright Canada- Siavash Farhangi, Regional Director, Tailings and Mine Hydrology, Hatch

15h10 The Cerro Maricunga Oxide Gold Project - One of the Largest Undeveloped Oxide Gold Deposits in an Established Mining Jurisdiction- Carl Hansen, President and Chief Executive O"cer, Atacama Paci#c Gold Corporation

15h30 Latest Trends in Mine Finance: Mechanisms for Using Your Sales as a Financing Tool: Prepay, Streaming, Royalty, O"take Finance- David McIntyre, Partner, Norton Rose Fulbright Canada

15h50 TSX Private Markets, Access to Capital and Liquidity in the Exempt Market- Carlos Espinosa, Head, Business Development, Global Mining,

Toronto Stock Exchange and TSX Venture Exchange

16h10 Wrap Up- Orlee Wertheim, Head, Business Development, Global Mining,

Toronto Stock Exchange and TSX Venture Exchange- Rubén Eduardo Luján, Co-Head Banking and Finance, Latin America, Norton Rose Fulbright- Bruce Shapiro, President, On the Ground Group

16h30+ Networking Cocktail Reception

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Alicanto Mining Corp.Alicanto is a private project-generating company aiming to initiate goldproduction activities in Colombia by Q1 2016. Launched in 2013, it hasa subsidiary based in Bucaramanga, Santander department, home ofthe famed California Gold District (Ventana Gold, Eco-Oro, etc.). Alicantohas a strong technical team with over 130 years combined successfulinternational exploration experience including Central and South America, Africa, Canada and Armenia. The team has strong connectionswith the Colombian mining sector. Prior to Alicanto’s launch it was incharge of exploration, and responsible for discoveries, at Calvista GoldCorporation, which was sold to AUX in November 2012. In 2014 Alicantodiscovered the Rionegro Gold District, 2.5 hours NW of Bucaramanga.It has !led applications covering 290 km2 and has a controlling 66.68%interest in Mina Guayos, a 7.66 km2 mining license located at the heartof the Rionegro Gold District, where permitting is at an advanced stageand where low-cost, low-capex gold production is expected to start by Q1 2016. www.alicantomining.com

Almaden Minerals Ltd. (TSX: AMM, NYSE MKT: AAU)Almaden Minerals Ltd. owns 100% of the Tuligtic project in Puebla State,Mexico. Tuligtic covers the Ixtaca Gold-Silver Deposit, which was dis-covered by Almaden in 2010.The Ixtaca Deposit currently hosts an N.I. 43-101 compliant Measuredand Indicated resource of approximately 93 million tonnes grading 0.55g/t Au and 32 g/t Ag, for a total of 1.65M ounces of gold and 96.7Mounces of silver. Metallurgical recoveries for both gold and silver areforecast to be in the range of 90%.In September 2014, Almaden reported on a Preliminary Economic Assessment of the Ixtaca deposit, which estimates an economically robust project generating an after-tax IRR of greater than 20% usingUS$1200/oz gold and US$18/oz silver prices. The project would producean average of 130,000 ounces of gold and 7.8M ounces of silver per yearfor approximately 12 years.Our September 2014 PEA demonstrates that Ixtaca is one of Mexico’spremier precious metals deposits. Our focus is now on advancing proj-ect engineering in a careful and deliberate manner and concurrentlyoptimizing project design. In addition, signi!cant exploration potentialremains at Ixtaca and we intend to turn our focus to this aspect of theproject as market conditions allow.www.almadenminerals.com

Atacama Paci!c Gold Corporation (TSX.V: ATM)Atacama Paci!c Gold Corporation's principal business is the acquisition,exploration and development of precious metals resource propertiesin Chile. Atacama Paci!c’s primary mineral property is the Cerro Mari-cunga oxide-associated, breccia-hosted gold deposit, located 140 kilo-metres by road northeast of Copiapó, Chile within the MaricungaMineral Belt. The Cerro Maricunga deposit was discovered by AtacamaPaci!c which completed over 105,000 metres of drilling from 2010through to 2013 outlining oxide-associated, proven and probable gold

reserves of 3.7 million ounces (294 Mt @ 0.40 g/t Au). A 2014 prefeasi-bility study demonstrated the economic viability of the deposit with attractive mining and processing costs, a low strip ratio and 80% goldrecoveries. www.atacamapaci!cgold.com

Bordeaux Capital Inc.Bordeaux Capital Inc. (BCI) was formed in October 2015 and is based inToronto, Canada. BCI’s principals have a combined 50+ years of experi-ence generating !nancing solutions and providing M&A services to cor-porate clients. BCI specializes in providing solutions for junior-to-midsize corporations pursuing ‘transformational’ transactions. We are fo-cused entirely on accomplishing our clients’ objectives. We pride our-selves on delivering con"ict-free services and advice. The principals ofBCI have deep relationships with substantial providers of institutionalcapital. We employ these relationships to the bene!t of our clients inCanada and beyond.www.bordeauxcapital.com

Canada-Colombia Chamber of CommerceThe Canada-Colombia Chamber of Commerce (CCCC) is an independ-ent, non-governmental business association headquartered in Torontowith a leading role of connecting players from private and governmentsectors to strengthen bilateral trade and investments between Canadaand Colombia. The CCCC maintains close ties with the appropriate gov-ernment departments and trade agencies both in Canada and Colom-bia. Funding for the CCCC is provided mainly through membership fees.www.canadacolombiachamber.org

Control Risks Control Risks is an independent, global risk consultancy specialising inhelping organisations manage political, integrity and security risks incomplex and hostile environments. We support clients by providingstrategic consultancy, expert analysis and in-depth investigations, han-dling sensitive political issues and providing practical on-the- groundprotection and support. Our unique combination of services, geograph-ical reach and the trust our clients place in us ensure we can help themto e#ectively solve their problems and realise new opportunities acrossthe world. www.controlrisks.com

Hatch Hatch is an employee-owned, multidisciplinary professional services!rm that delivers a comprehensive array of technical and strategic serv-ices, including Consulting, Information Technology, Engineering,Process Development, and Project and Construction Management tothe Mining, Metallurgical, Energy, and Infrastructure sectors. Hatchcompanies have served clients for over 100 years and have project ex-perience in more than 150 countries around the world. With 10,000people in over 65 o$ces, the !rm has more than US$35 billion in proj-ects currently under management. Clients recognize Hatch for its ability to bridge the gaps between re-

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search and innovative technologies, and between engineering and reliable operations. We are particularly known for working with seniorclient management to develop business strategies; managing and optimizing production; executing projects that involve the scale-up ofprocess technologies; and managing startups, commissioning andramp-ups. Hatch delivers unprecedented business results for our clients througha commitment to quality, lower operating costs, more e!cient utiliza-tion of capital assets, higher standards for safety and risk management,faster startups and continuous performance improvements in all proj-ects and programs. www.hatch.ca

Hispanics in MiningAdvancing Hispanic excellence in Mining - Hispanics in Mining is agroup of Spanish speaking professionals involved in the mining industry who meet for networking, social and professional develop-ment activities. www.facebook.com/HispanicsInMining

KPMGKPMG is committed to the mining industry. We have made considerableinvestment in the industry in regards to personnel, research, and hard-won experience. Through these investments, we strive to be the bestin everything we do, turning our experience and industry knowledgeinto real value for our clients. This is the KPMG Way.www.kpmg.ca

Lara Exploration Ltd. (TSX.V: LRA)Lara is an exploration company following the Prospect Generator busi-ness model, which aims to minimize shareholder dilution and "nancialrisk by generating prospects and then exploring them in joint venturesfunded by partners. The Company currently holds a diverse portfolio ofprospects and deposits in Brazil, Peru, Colombia and Chile. Lara’s com-mon shares trade on the TSX Venture Exchange under the symbol "LRA”.The Company is funding its activities through the market trough usingoption payments from partners and the sale of non-core assets andshares in other companies, while dedicating its e#orts to acquiring newproperties and prospects.www.laraexploration.com

Latin America MonitorLatin America Monitor is internationally recognised as providing essen-tial information for anyone doing business in, or with, Latin America.The publication provides subscribers with systematic political risk assessment, economic forecasts and business analysis for every countryacross the region. Published by Business Monitor International, theemerging market specialists, Latin America Monitor is broken down into six sub regional publications, of which any combination can be subscribed to. www.latinamericamonitor.com

The Mineral Resource Analyst Group (MRAG) MRAG has been in formal existence since late 1971, providing a forumfor the mining industry to interact with senior sell side mining analysts.The generation of mining analysts of the 1960s have expanded fromoccasional get togethers at the Engineers Club on Victoria Street inToronto. MRAG is a non-pro"t association and its members of goodstanding pay an annual or bi-annual fee for the activities of MRAG,which include corporate and industry presentations, "eld trips and fore-cast sessions.MRAG expanded its membership in 2003 to include quali"ed researchassociates of the industry in view of the industry need for these mem-bers to acquire skills to become the next generation of analysts. MRAGis proud of the professionalism of its members with extensive educa-tional backgrounds and "eld experience in mining, geology, metallurgyand geophysics. MRAG is the only continuous association of analystsrepresenting a key sector of the equity markets in Canada. www.mrag.ca

MineAfrica Inc.MineAfrica is a business development and marketing company provid-ing the premier platform for mining companies, service providers andgovernments to promote themselves to a senior level, Africa focussed"nancial and mining audience. Our programs include; 1) 8thth AnnualInvesting in African Mining in London, UK on December 1, 2014 duringMines and Money; 2)13th Annual Investing in African on March 3, 2015during PDAC; 3) 5th Annual Focus on West Africa in London, UK in October 2015; 4) educational courses including our 3-day MASTERMIN-ING course “Understanding the Mining Industry From A to Z in CapeTown (Feb. 5-7, 2015) and Toronto (Feb. 26-28, 2015); and 5) businessdevelopment, marketing and consulting services.www.mineafrica.com

Norton Rose FulbrightNorton Rose Fulbright is a global legal practice. We provide the world’spre-eminent corporations and "nancial institutions with a full businesslaw service. We have more than 3800 lawyers based in over 50 citiesacross Europe, the United States, Canada, Latin America, Asia, Australia,Africa, the Middle East and Central Asia. Our Mining team advises on allaspects of mining transactions and project development for domesticand global clients with mining interests. Clients rely on our comprehen-sive understanding of the mining industry and the critical business issues that face industry participants to help them successfully achievetheir goals. Our international presence truly re$ects the global nature ofthe mining industry. We have a comprehensive understanding of miningjurisdictions throughout the world and our team collaborates seamlesslyto deliver the highest calibre of services worldwide. Our truly global net-work of mining professionals is unparalleled among law "rms in Canadaand the team has the experience of acting on mining law transactionsin almost every country in the world. Wherever we are, we operate in accordance with our global business principles of quality, unity and in-tegrity. We aim to provide the highest possible standard of legal servicein each of our o!ces and to maintain that level of quality at every pointof contact. Law around the world. www.nortonrosefulbright.com

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On the Ground GroupOn the Ground Group (the international division of MineAfrica Inc.) is abusiness development and marketing company producing seminarsfor the international mining and !nancial industries including mineLati-nAmerica and educational courses including our 3-day MASTERMININGcourse “Understanding the Mining Industry From A to Z in Cape Town(Feb. 5-7, 2015) and Toronto (Feb. 26-28, 2015).www.onthegroundgroup.com

Oxford Business GroupOxford Business Group (OBG) is a global publishing, research and con-sultancy !rm, which publishes economic intelligence on the marketsof Latin America, the Middle East, Asia, and Africa. OBG o"ers compre-hensive analysis of macroeconomic and sectoral developments, includ-ing banking, capital markets, energy, infrastructure, industry andinsurance. OBG's acclaimed economic and business reports are theleading source of local and regional intelligence, while OBG's onlineeconomic brie!ngs provide up-to-date in-depth analysis. OBG's consultancy arm o"ers tailor-made market intelligence and advice to!rms operating in these markets and those looking to enter them. www.oxfordbusinessgroup.com

Peruvian-Canadian Chamber of CommerceThe Peruvian-Canadian Chamber of Commerce plays a vital and activerole in assisting Peruvian companies in Canada as well as Canadiancompanies in Peru to expand their business. The Chamber:• Promotes and facilitates better business relations• Provides essential information about doing business in each country• Brings business leaders together to facilitate contact• Provides platforms for networking in both countries• Represents the mutual interests of memberswww.perucanadacc.com

Scotiabank, Global Banking and MarketsInvestment Banking - Global Mining• Dedicated team of 14 professionals focused exclusively on mining• In-house technical expertise with two mining engineers and a geologist• Supported by Scotiabank’s 18-member M&A advisory group Corporate Banking - Global Mining• Top lender to the Canadian and North American (including Mexico)

mining sector• In-house technical expertise with a senior mining engineer and

a geologist• International presence with coverage from Toronto of Canada, the

United States, Mexico, South America, Europe and Asia/Paci!c regionMajor international Banking Presence• Scotiabank Mexico, Scotiabank Chile and Scotiabank Peru; major

presence in Colombia and operations in Brazil and Uruguay.

• Greatest presence of any Canadian bank in the Asia/Paci!c regionwith o#ces in Shanghai, Beijing, Chongqing, JV in Xian; Singapore;six branches in India, and equity interests in banks in Thailand andMalaysia.

Precious Metal Trading• ScotiaMocatta is the top physical trader of gold & precious metals in

the world, a member of the London Gold Fix, the permanent chair ofthe London Silver Fix and a member of the Shanghai Gold Exchange;o#ces in Mumbai, Dubai, Hong Kong, London, New York andToronto.

• O"ers tailor-made solutions for Base Metal risk management &hedging in London, Toronto and New York.

www.scotiabank.com

Sherritt International CorporationSherritt is one of the world's largest lateritic nickel producers with operations in Canada, Cuba and Madagascar. The company prides itselfon being a leading low-cost producer that generates sustainable pros-perity for its employees, investors and the communities in which it operates. Sherritt is also the largest independent energy producer inCuba, with extensive oil and power operations across the island. Thecompany licenses its proprietary technologies and provides metallur-gical services to commercial metals operations worldwide. Sherritt'scommon shares are listed on the Toronto Stock Exchange under thesymbol "S". www.sherritt.com

Toronto Stock Exchange and TSX Venture Exchange Toronto Stock Exchange and TSX Venture Exchange are dynamic mar-ketplaces to access the capital and liquidity that drives the growth ofthe global mining industry. Toronto Stock Exchange and TSX VentureExchange list more mining companies than any other market in theworld. As a result, the exchanges have the most diversi!ed roster ofpublic mining companies by commodity and stage of development.These companies bene!t by having greater access to capital, visibilityand analyst coverage.www.tmx.com/mining

Women in MiningThe Women in Mining Toronto Networking Branch (WIM) is a lively andinformal group of over 700 women who work across the spectrum ofthe mining industry. We meet on the second Wednesday of everymonth from September to June, over lunch, always with a speaker, andtime to network with your mining counterparts.www.women-in-mining.com

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Janne Duncan, Senior Partner, Norton Rose Fulbright Canada LLPJanne Duncan is a business lawyer and participates in many aspects of corporateand securities law, including initial public o!erings, M&A transactions, corporategovernance, securities law and regulatory compliance and investigations, take-over defences, shareholder disputes and general commercial matters includingjoint ventures. She focuses on global mining, agribusiness and investment fundsand has worked extensively with both major TSX/NYSE-listed corporations andjunior TSX-V-listed exploration and development companies that carry on busi-ness and own properties in Canada and the United States, Latin America, Europe,Australia and Africa. janne.duncan@nortonrosefulbright.com

Carlos Espinosa, Head, Business Development, Global Mining,Toronto Stock Exchange and TSX Venture ExchangeMr. Espinosa is responsible for the development and execution of the Exchangesstrategy for attracting new listings in the mining sector as well as increasing theinvestor base. He has over two decades of experience in global business devel-opment in natural resources and advanced manufacturing sectors. Mr. Espinosaearned an M.B.A. Kellogg School of Management and a Bachelor of Business Administration from “Universidad Nacional Autónoma de México”. carlos.espinosa@tmx.com

Siavash Farhangi, Regional Director, Tailings and Mine Hydrology, HatchDr. Farhangi is a Senior Geotechnical Engineer with over 17 years of experiencein a wide range of mining and infrastructure projects. His "eld of expertise include geotechnical investigations, construction inspection and testing, analysisand design of earth"ll dams/embankments, mine waste and water management,tailings disposal, and dam safety inspections and reviews. Dr. Farhangi has ledand managed various projects from conceptual level through detailed engineer-ing and construction phases.In 2014, Dr. Farhangi led the Hatch team in reviewing, on behalf of BC’s Ministryof Energy and Mines, more than 350 technical reports on dam safety inspections,third party reviews, emergency preparedness and response plans, and dam breakinundation studies. The review covered 60 permitted mines across the provinceof British Columbia.Dr. Farhangi is the Regional Director of Tailings and Mine Hydrology with Hatch'sWater and Tailings Management Business Unit. sfarhangi@hatch.ca

Olivia Gamache, Environment and Social Impact Consultant,Environmental Services Group (ESG), HatchOlivia is responsible for developing social impact management strategies for min-ing and energy projects, including: stakeholder mapping and consultation plans,Aboriginal engagement strategies, local employment and training plans, localprocurement strategies, in#ux management plans, and grievance mechanisms.Olivia has more than 10 years experience with environmental management forlarge scale mining operations, including developing and implementing environ-mental protection strategies, preparing permit applications, performing due diligence reviews, and supporting environmental impact assessments.ogamache@hatch.ca

Carl Hansen, President and Chief Executive O!cer,Atacama Paci"c Gold CorporationMr. Hansen is a geologist with over 25 years of experience in the exploration andmining industry. He is currently President and CEO of Atacama Paci"c Gold Cor-poration and has been since the company went public in 2010. Previous to that,he was the co-founder of Andina Minerals and its President and CEO until January2009. Mr. Hansen held various senior positions with TVX Gold Inc. from 1993through 2003 including Chief Geologist, New Britannia Mine; Project Manager,TVX Bohemia Dulni; and Senior Geologist, Americas as well as Manager, InvestorRelations. Mr. Hansen was Manager, Investor Relations with Kinross during 2004and held geological positions with Inco Limited (now CVRD Inco Limited) from1988 through 1993. chansen@atacamapaci"c.com

Gage Jull, Principal, Bordeaux Capital Inc.Gage is a co-founder and Principal of Bordeaux Capital. He has over two decadesof experience in corporate "nance covering the oil and gas, fertilizer and agricul-ture, mining, technology and industrial sectors. Gage has acted as lead under-writer on numerous cross border equity and debt o!erings involving assetsaround the world with capital sourced in Canada, the U.S. and the U.K. He has worked at several international "rms including Merrill Lynch (New Yorkand Canada) and Prudential Bache (New York and Canada) as well as several Cana-dian domestic "rms including: Mackie Research Capital, Burns Fry, and TaurusCapital. Gage holds a B.Sc. degree from the University of Toronto, an MBA fromthe University of Western Ontario, and holds both P.Eng. and CFA designations.gj@bordeauxcapital.com

Rubén Eduardo Luján, Co-Head of Banking and Finance, Latin America, Norton Rose FulbrightRubén Eduardo Luján is co-head of Banking and Finance, Latin America, partlybased in Toronto and in Caracas. He holds a law degree cum laude from Univer-sidad Católica Andrés Bello in Caracas, Venezuela, and a Master of Laws (LL.M.)degree from The University of Michigan Law School. He advises mining compa-nies with their operations in Venezuela and has led or assisted in acquisitions orsales by international mining companies of gold, silver and nickel mining projectsin several Latin American countries (including Colombia, Mexico, Peru, Venezuela,Guatemala, Dominican Republic and Nicaragua). He is top ranked by all relevantindependent legal directories in several practice areas for Venezuela, and is recognized as an expert on mining by Who's Who Legal.rubeneduardo.lujan@nortonrosefulbright.com

Chris MacIntyre, Vice President, Business Development, Lara Exploration Mr. MacIntyre currently serves as Vice President Corporate Development. Mr. MacIntyre also presently serves as Vice President Corporate Development ofReservoir Minerals (TSXV: RMC) another Prospect Generator exploring in EasternEurope and of renewable energy developer Reservoir Capital Corp. (TSXV: REO).Mr. MacIntyre’s primary responsibilities include corporate and project "nance,strategic development, and corporate communications. His promotion from Man-ager of Corporate Development to Vice-President of Reservoir and Lara followedhis role of Manager, Corporate Development with Namibian oil and gas explorerUniversal Power Corp. (TSXV:UNX) from October 2008 until March 2010 (acquiredby HRT Petroleum). Mr. MacIntyre holds an Honours Bachelor of Commerce fromthe Queen's School of Business at Queen's University in Kingston, Ontario.chris@laraexploration.com

Doug McDonald, VP, Corporate Development, Almaden Minerals Ltd.Doug has eighteen years experience in the resources and foreign trade and resource policy arenas. Prior to joining Almaden, Doug worked with an invest-ment dealer where he advised numerous mineral resource companies regardingM&A opportunities, and assisted them in accessing the capital markets. He alsospent "ve years as a Foreign Service o$cer with the Canadian government, wherehe focused on international trade issues, in particular in terms of their impact onthe resources industry.Doug graduated from the University of British Columbia with a Bachelor of Com-merce degree and a Masters of Applied Science degree specializing in mineraleconomics. dmcdonald@almadenminerals.com

David McIntyre, Partner, Norton Rose Fulbright David McIntyre is a business lawyer with experience in M&A transactions, jointventures and strategic alliances, commercial agreements (joint venture, farm-inoption, royalty, o!-take, product sales, streaming assets sales, mine developmentand other mining-related agreements), private equity, corporate governance andcorporate social responsibility. For "ve years, Mr. McIntyre was a senior o$cer at Vale S.A., one of the world'slargest mining companies, in the positions of deputy general counsel and vice-president marketing. Mr. McIntyre is considered a leading advisor to the mining sector by the majorlegal ranking "rms and has considerable expertise in acting in international nat-ural resource M&A matters. His extensive mining and business experience includes transactions in Canada, the US, Australia, Argentina, Brazil, Chile, China,South Korea, Taiwan, Japan, Guatemala and the Democratic Republic of Congo.david.mcIntyre@nortonrosefulbright.com

Patricia Mohr, Vice-President, Economics & Commodity Market Specialist, ScotiabankPatricia Mohr works closely with the Corporate and Investment Banking groups – including the Mining team – with ScotiaMocatta and with Global Risk Management. Ms. Mohr developed the Scotiabank Commodity Price Index – the "rst Index designed to measure price trends for Canadian commodities in export markets.She is a frequent speaker at international mining conferences. Ms. Mohr holdsan Honours B.A. Degree and a Masters Degree in Economics from The Universityof British Columbia. In February 2013, Patricia was honoured to receive the MetalBulletin Apex Awards for the most accurate gold and precious metal price fore-casts of 2012, in a poll of 26 institutional analysts. patricia.mohr@scotiabank.com

David Oldham, Partner, Audit, KPMGDavid has over 15 years of public accounting experience and specializes in themining industry. He has served more than 15 clients in the mining industry, givinghim experience in precious and base metals and has a strong understanding ofboth corporate o$ce and mine site issues and processes and currently serves asthe audit engagement partner for 8 mining companies. David has also been selected to attend KPMG’s Latin America Leadership Devel-opment Course during 2015 due to his extensive interaction with KPMG’s Latin

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America practices on his existing mining clients. As well as serving on the auditsof Canadian and SEC registrants, David has participated in specialized engage-ments in the industry, involving the preparation of pro-forma !nancial state-ments, purchase price accounting advice, documenting mine site accountingpolicies and procedures, as well as detailed review of debt agreements, SOX advisory projects and GAAP conversions in preparation of public listings, includ-ing current involvement in IFRS conversion projects for mining clients. David is also familiar with regulations and auditing standards related to securities!lings and internal control audits. In addition, he has broad experience in theboard room, working in foreign environments and a strong knowledge of theglobal mining industry. doldham@kpmg.ca

Terry Ortslan, Executive Member, Mineral Resource Analyst Group(MRAG) and Managing Director, TSO & AssociatesTerry is the managing director of TSO & Associates, a !rm focusing on independ-ent mining, metals and fertilizer research for !nancial institutions and all stake-holders including governments and corporate boards. He entered the investmentindustry as a mining analyst in the mid 1970’s. He obtained his degree in Miningand Applied Geophysics and his MBA from McGill University. He has been highlyranked for his independent research and analysis by unsolicited investment in-dustry sources. He lectured at McGill University over the years on mineral eco-nomics and international business related courses. He is a member of the CIM,the Society of Mining and Metallurgical Engineers, the National Association ofBusiness Economists and the PDAC. He has been an active member of the MineralResource Analyst Group (MRAG) since 1975 and serves on the boards of variousprivate and public companies. tsoboards@yahoo.com

Augusto Patmore, Partner, KPMG CanadaAugusto is responsible for growing the Major Projects Advisory services of KPMGin eastern Canada, and focuses on mining infrastructure projects. He also providesadvice to public and private organizations in the civil engineering and power industries around capital investments, strategic planning, governance, risk andproject controls.Prior to his current role, he spent 4 years as International Director and shareholderof a OSSA a Spanish contractor in the tunneling and mine contracting industry.Augusto led the international expansion of this company into 10 countries. Prior to this Augusto spent over a decade working for one of the largest infra-structure developers in the world, Grupo Ferrovial. He was a Construction Man-ager, Project Manager, and Civil Projects Director on mega projects such as the407ETR in Toronto, Canada, and the M4/M6 Kilcock-Kinnegad, the N1A1 Dun-dalk-Newry, and the M3 Clonee-Kells in Ireland.He is a Civil Engineer (Polytechnic University Madrid, Spain) and MBA (ImperialCollege London, UK) and has both Spanish and Canadian nationalities. apatmore@kpmg.ca

Andrés Recalde, Community and Government RelationsAndres specializes in the processes to de!ne and implement strategies of corpo-rate social responsibility in the mining sector.Andres started his professional career as a management consultant with PriceWaterhouse in Peru.He was part of the sta" of Barrick Gold’s Pueblo Viejo Mine Project in the Domini-can Republic. His main role was to devise community engagement strategies andmanaging the resettlement of 250 families. Also, he played a key role training localsta" in community engagement, public consultations, and grievance mechanisms.Currently he is Director for Community Relations at Torex Gold Resources. Work-ing in southern Mexico, this project is fully licensed and enjoys social license tooperate as well. Andres’ creative work with stakeholder engagement processeswas pivotal in this achievement. recalde@rogers.com

Max Satel, Principal, Bordeaux Capital Inc.Max is a co-founder and Principal of Bordeaux Capital. He worked on over 120transactions led or co-led at his former !rm, Mackie Research Capital from April2005 to September 2015, with the majority of his clients active in the mining, energy or industrial sectors. His focus is on assisting small-to-mid cap companiesrealize their M&A and capital objectives utilizing a variety of structures, andthrough numerous corporate and investor relationships in North America andEurope.Prior to joining Mackie Research Capital, Max worked in the Institutional EquityResearch Group at CIBC World Markets, helping to provide research coverage onpharmaceutical, clean technology and income trust stocks. Max holds a B. Comm.degree from the University of Toronto. max.satel@gmail.com

Mark Sitter, Director, Corporate A!airs and Sustainability,Sherritt International CorporationMark Sitter is the Director, Corporate A"airs and Sustainability, for Sherritt Inter-national Corporation, a major nickel mining company based in Toronto. Since

joining Sherritt in early 2007, he has held several di"erent roles in communica-tions, government relations, stakeholder engagement and corporate responsi-bility. He is currently leading the development and implementation of thecompany's sustainability framework to manage environmental, social and gov-ernance issues; and is responsible for strategic relationship management. Beforetaking on this role, Mark was the Deputy Director, External Relations, for Sherritt'sAmbatovy operation (www.ambatovy.com) in Madagascar during construction.Prior to Sherritt, he worked in public a"airs and stakeholder relations for private,governmental and non-governmental organizations in Canada, Central Americaand Southern Africa. Mark speaks English, Spanish and French, and graduatedfrom Mount Saint Vincent University in Halifax. msitter@sherritt.com

Michael Torrance, Lawyer, Norton Rose Fulbright CanadaMichael practises in all areas of contentious and non-contentious employmentand labour law, human rights and health and safety matters. He is the Torontopractice leader for occupational health and safety at Norton Rose Fulbright.Michael has represented major Canadian companies in judicial review litigation,including in provincial and federal courts and courts of appeal. His litigation prac-tice also includes employment-related civil litigation, discovery examinations, trials, human rights tribunal advocacy and defence of occupational health andsafety prosecutions. Michael’s practice also includes compliance advice and train-ing on global regulatory, business ethics and anti-corruption matters. This includes international standards of environmental and social risk managementand human rights due diligence, particularly in the context of corporate and proj-ect !nance. In 2012, Michael was seconded to our Asia Paci!c occupational healthand safety team in Sydney, Australia, where he assisted in developing an occu-pational health and safety investigation training program and a compliance auditprogram for Equator Principles banks. Michael has given presentations and delivered training on the Equator Principles and environmental and social riskmanagement, in Australia, South Africa and Canada. Michael has been extensivelypublished and quoted in the media on sustainability and corporate social respon-sibility topics. He is the editor and lead author of IFC Performance Standards on Environmental & Social Sustainability: A Guidebook, published by Lexis Nexis in 2012. michael.torrance@nortonrosefulbright.com

Orlee Wertheim, Head, Business Development, Global Mining,Toronto Stock Exchange and TSX Venture ExchangeOrlee Wertheim is responsible for the development and execution of the Exchanges global strategy for attracting new listings in the mining sector. Ms. Wertheim joined the Business Development team from TSX’s Listed IssuerServices department. Prior to TSX, Ms. Wertheim worked as a corporate lawyer,where she acted for both domestic and international public companies. Ms. Wertheim completed her law degree at University of Ottawa and is admittedto the Ontario Bar. orlee.wertheim@tsx.com

Simon Whistler, Director, Latin America Risk Analysis, Control RisksSimon Whistler, based in the Washington, DC o#ce, leads Control Risks’ political risks consulting practice in the Americas region, working with clients toproduce tailored consultancy solutions to political, operational, security and social risk challenges. Working closely with the expert regional analysts withinthe Global Risk Analysis department, Simon assists clients by providing greater assurance and foresight to their work in complex and challenging markets.Prior to his current position, Simon was an analyst on the Americas desk wherehe provided clients with expert analysis and forecasting on business risk devel-opments in the Andean region. He wrote regularly on developments throughoutthe region for Control Risks’ PRIME political risk analysis service. Before joiningControl Risks, Simon worked as a freelance analyst for political risk !rm ExclusiveAnalysis. He has a master’s degree in Latin American Politics from the Institute ofthe Study of the Americas. He speaks $uent Spanish and French, having previ-ously lived in Chile and Belgium, and is also pro!cient in Portuguese. Simon hastraveled extensively in South America, Europe and southern Africa.simon.whistler@controlrisks.com

Raziel Zisman, Co-Founder and Executive Chairman, Alicanto Mining Corp.Raziel has a background as a mining lawyer and investment banker with experi-ence assisting resource companies with business and corporate !nance matters,including access to private and public capital. He grew up in Lima, Peru and stud-ied development economics at Sussex University in the UK, followed by studiesin Canada where he took a law degree at Osgoode Hall Law School as well asMaster’s degrees in economics, environmental studies and law. After clerking atthe Supreme Court of Canada, he worked in the Toronto o#ce of a leading Amer-ican law !rm in cross-border !nancings and mergers & acquisitions, gaining ex-perience in the mining, energy and other sectors, and at major Canadianbusiness-law !rms. He is a director of the Canadian Council for the Americas (CCA)and is also a Director of the Prospectors and Developers Association of Canada(PDAC), where he also serves as a member of the International A"airs Committee. rzisman@alicantomining.com

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