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Lannister Mining is led by CEO and Director Jim Greig, who brings more than 25 years of experience advancing and developing projects toward production.
Lannister Mining describes its team as seasoned and world-class, with many of the same co-founders or senior executives as K92 Mining, Fosterville South Exploration, Arena Minerals and Thesis Gold. That experience is now focused on one gold exploration project: the Basin Gulch Property in west-central Montana.
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Two executives lead day-to-day work: Jim Greig as CEO and Director, and Kelvin Lee as CFO. Profiles below are summarized from Lannister Mining's own published biographies.
CEO and Director
Brings more than 25 years of experience advancing and developing projects to production scenarios, with technical, financial and project management abilities. He was a founder, President and Director at Thesis Gold (formerly Benchmark Metals), advancing a 5 million ounce gold-silver project in British Columbia, Canada.
CFO
Over 15 years of financial management experience with publicly traded companies, most recently rising from Corporate Controller to Chief Financial Officer at a TSX-V listed gold producer with $400 million in revenue over the past nine years. He previously held Controller roles including at Prodigy Gold Inc., acquired for $340 million. CPA, CGA.
Director
Principal of Commodity Partners Inc., a merchant bank active in the mining sector, and co-founder of K92 Mining Inc. Extensive experience structuring and advising resource and special situations companies.
Director
Capital markets professional in the resource and high-tech sectors with over 25 years of advisory and leadership experience, having organized numerous equity and debt financings, mergers and acquisitions and strategic alliances.
Director
Graduate of Columbia University with a Juris Doctorate from Nova Southeastern University, magna cum laude. Over 18 years constructing funding and financing solutions through private placement; founder of Zemaso Management Company.
Director
Independent geological consultant with over two decades of experience, including a decade in project management, on gold, poly-metallic and graphite projects across the USA, Australia and Canada. BSc Geology (University of Wales, Cardiff) and MSc Geology (Dalhousie University).
Director
Professional geologist with over 20 years in mining and mineral exploration. An early mover in lithium brine, he acquired, discovered, developed and sold the Sal de los Angeles lithium brine project in Argentina for $265M.
Advisor
Mineral Engineer with over 35 years in the mining industry across Africa, Australia, Asia, North America and the former Soviet Union. Chief Executive Officer of K92 Mining Inc., a high grade gold producer in Papua New Guinea with more than 700 employees and contractors.
Lannister Mining is led by CEO and Director Jim Greig, who has more than 25 years of experience advancing projects toward production. The board includes geologists Jo Anne Price, with more than two decades of experience including a decade in project management, and Will Randall, with more than 20 years in mining and mineral exploration. Advisor John Lewins is CEO of K92 Mining.
Lannister Mining is the mineral exploration company exploring the Basin Gulch Property for gold and silver. Its team includes co-founders or senior executives from K92 Mining, Fosterville South Exploration, Arena Minerals and Thesis Gold. This website is published by Lannister Mining, and more company information is on its main website at lannistermining.com.
A gold exploration company searches for and tests gold deposits before any mine is built. It acquires claims, studies historical data, samples and drills, and works toward a mineral resource estimate that can support economic studies. Lannister Mining is a gold and silver exploration company focused on one project, the Basin Gulch Property in Montana.
Lannister Mining lists four investment highlights: significant historical work with more than 320 drill holes; potential for premium evaluation as a US project working toward compliant resources; a large consolidated land package of 11 patented and 53 unpatented claims over 1,107 hectares; and a safe jurisdiction in the historic Philipsburg Mining District of Montana.
Exploration partners look at Basin Gulch because it combines an existing data set of more than 320 historical drill holes with ground that is still largely untested. Mineralization is open at depth and along strike, two-thirds of the property is unexplored, and there are multiple high priority targets near the historic resource area, all with year-round road access.
