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Director & Managing Director, Peru
Laurence Stefan
M.Sc. (Geology & Mining Engineering) & Ph.D. (Economic Geology) |
Laurence Stefan
is the founder of the Colibri Group of Companies in Peru
and Managing Director of Minera Colibri. He has conducted
metallurgical and mineralogical evaluation of over 200
mining and exploration projects throughout Central and
South America, Europe, Africa and Asia and has compiled
in excess of 1000 in-house reports: geological, mineralogical,
mineral processing, engineering, mining activity, structural
set-up, exploration strategies, resource/reserve evaluation
and financial modelling.
He has deep operational experience in the fields of exploration,
processing, pilot mining, legal evaluation, labor and
social interaction in South America over the past six years
of continuous operations in South America. He has been
involved in basic and specialised research in uranium metallurgical,
recovery and enrichment programs at various gold-uranium
mines along the Witwatersrand Basin in South Africa.
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President, Director
Peter Hooper
B.Sc., Mining Engineering |
A
senior mining executive with broad-based experience in
production, engineering, reorganization and training,
contracting, exploration and corporate affairs, Peter
has a long track record in the mining industry in South
Africa, Canada, Australia and Ghana. He has provided
consulting engineering to projects in Canada, USA, Cuba,
Columbia, Venezuela, Mexico, Chile, South Africa, Zimbabwe,
Australia, Kyrgyzstan, Kazakhstan, Uzbekistan, Russia,
Saudi Arabia and France.
Peter was the General Superintendent, Mine Manager, of
Beaver Lodge Uranium Mine 1978 -1981, a mine that produced
4,000,000 lbs of uranium and belonged to Eldorado Nuclear,
a government-owned agency which was later privatized and
became Cameco Uranium, currently the largest producer of
uranium in the world. During Peter’s tenure the mine was
modernized and mechanized. The digital equipment used world-wide
to monitor uranium and radiation by-products was designed
by the Canadian Government laboratories and tested at the
mine during this period. As a consultant, Peter spent two
years on a project exploring ways to handle and store the
hot radiometric waste produced from Canada’s Candu nuclear
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