ADVISORS

GREG DUNCAN

Advisor

Greg Duncan, is a professional geologist with 30 years experience in Australia. He has extensive experience in eastern Australia and been the founding member of several Australian resource company IPOs including Alligator Energy in 2011. Mr. Duncan is a member of the AusIMM and has a BSC from Queensland University majoring in Geology.

CLAY GORDON, MSc (Mineral Economics), BSc (Geology), MAusIMM, MAIG

Advisor

Clay Gordon, MSc (Mineral Economics), BSc (Geology), MAusIMM, MAIG, has 35 years experience in senior exploration, operations and consultant roles in a range of commodities with listed and unlisted companies internationally and within Australia. Mr. Gordon has also held Executive and Non-Executive Director roles with ASX-listed companies and is currently Director of Hannans Limited.

PETER MULLENS

Advisor

Peter Mullens, is a professional geologist and a fellow of the AusIMM, he has 35 years mineral exploration experience within Australasia and South America. He worked for 10 years as a mine geologist at Broken Hill then Mt Isa from 1983 until 1992. Subsequently he worked extensively in South America. He has a broad range of geological experience and has been responsible for identifying, acquiring and developing a number of projects for junior exploration companies within the last 20 years, including but not limited to the Navidad Silver Project in Argentina (Aquiline Resource) and Laramide Resources Wetsmoreland Uranium Deposit located in Queensland.

MARK SAXON, (FAusIMM, MAIG)

Advisor

Mark Saxon, (FAusIMM, MAIG), brings thirty years of experience in the resources industry, representing junior and senior companies in Australia, Canada and Europe. An Honours BSc graduate in Geology from the University of Melbourne, he received a Graduate Diploma of Applied Finance and Investment in 2007. Mr. Saxon’s experience covers most facets of the exploration and mining business in a wide range of geological environments, with a particular focus on discovery, processing, marketing and the political context of critical raw materials.

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