IMARC 2016 Brochure

3RD ANNUAL
Conference 7-10 November 2016

Exhibition 8 -10 November 2016
Workshops 7 November 2016
Melbourne Convention & Exhibition Centre
SPECIAL
GUEST GALA
DINNER SPEAKER
Mike Henry
President Operations,
Minerals Australia,
BHP Billiton
www.imarcmelbourne.com
IAN TELFER
Chairman
Goldcorp
PERNILLA LIRELL
Manager Mine Planning
and Production
Technology, Boliden
WANG YING
Executive
Director & CEO
CNNC International
ZHANG JIJING
Executive Director
& Chairman
CITIC Pacific Mining
BERT KOTH
MD
Denham Capital
MICHAEL NOSSAL
Chief Development
Officer
Newcrest
MICK WILKES
President & CEO
OceanaGold
BARRY FITZGERALD
CEO
Roy Hill
DR. VANESSA GUTHRIE

Chair
Minerals Council of
Australia (MCA)
NEV POWER
CEO
Fortescue Metals Group
SUNIL DUGGAL
CEO
Hindustan Zinc
DAVID MOULT
MD & CEO
Centennial Coal
MELANIE STUTSEL
General Manager Social
Development & Public
Policy, MMG
PAUL FLYNN
MD & CEO
Whitehaven Coal
FRANK HOLMES
CEO & CIO
US Global Investors
ELIZABETH LEWIS-GRAY
Chair
METS Ignited
JASON CHANG
MD & CEO, EMR Capital
ANDREW COLE
CEO, Oz Minerals
150+
Mining
Companies
MARK BENNETT
MD & CEO
S2 Resources
JAKE KLEIN
Executive Chairman
Evolution Mining
JOHN WELBORN
CEO
Resolute Mining
CHRIS CAIRNS
MD
Stavely Minerals
GERARD RHEINBERGER
Exploration Director
Project Generation Group,
Rio Tinto
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DR ALAN BYE VP Technology
Head of Technology & Innovation
BHP Billiton
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7 - 10 November 2016
INTERNATIONAL
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WHY ATTEND?
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IMARC is Australias only truly international mining event

where you can connect with the entire mining industry.
Bringing together over 2500 decision makers, mining leaders, policy makers,
financiers, technical experts, innovators and educators to hear from over 200
international speakers for four days of learning, deal-making and unparalleled
networking.
Covering all aspects of mining from exploration to investment, production to
optimisation through to technology, health and safety, policy and governance it
truly is the one-stop event for all industry stakeholders.
Network with 2500+ attendees from 50+ countries
EXHIBITION
52%
9%
C-Level/Senior
Management
Engineer/
Geologist/
Field Staff
5%
3%
G
ain insights from world leading experts in technological and innovative
advancements in mining
E
xperience the countrys largest mining investment forum Mines and Money
Australia, connecting miners with money and investors with opportunity
L
earn global best practice and direction of mining policy, which shapes the
regulatory environment
Education &
Research
6%
Government
14%
Business
Development
Melbourne Convention &

Exhibition Centre, Australia
WHATS NEW
FOR 2016
WHO
ATTENDS
Students
Interact with 150+ mining companies
WORKSHOPS
7 November 2016
Health & Safety Stream

Future Energy and Finance
9%
Investor/
Funds
2%
Media
Industry Breakdown
Mining Operators were significantly
represented at IMARC.
Position Overview
The above outlines an
overview of the positions
represented at IMARC.
23%
Mining
15%
Finance/Investment
Government
9%
Education &
Research
8%
4%
Associations
2500+
300+
Decision Makers
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Investors
150+
Mining Companies
100+
50+
Exhibitors
Countries
20+
Media
3%
METS
International
Government Ministers
38%
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Monday 7 November
METS
IGNITED
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7 November 2016

IMARC AT A GLANCE
09:00-11:00
11:30-13:00
13:00-14:00
14:00-15:30
16:00-17:30
16:00 - 17:30
Disruptive Technologies Workshop

Mining for Non-Miners Workshop
Mining Law &

Transactions Workshop
Structuring Mining and Resources Transactions

Energy
The Macro Environment
Off-take, Marketing, Streaming and Take or Pay Agreements
Financing Energy
Technology from Generation,

Cutting Emissions, Energy
Efficiency to Storage
Investing in Future Energy
The State of the Industry:

Setting the Scene
Succeeding in the Downturn:

Opportunity Knocks
Reinvention and the Path

Towards Success
Future Mining
Partnerships &
Collaboration
Mines and Money Australia
Global Stage and Trends
The Challenges &

Opportunities in
Exploration
Examining Environmental
Health, Safety and Social
Agendas
Tuesday 8 November
Excellence In Mining
PLENARY
Technology
Investment
Beyond Survival
Innovation in Future
Operations
Competitive Sustainability
Investor
Round
Tables
10:00 - 19:00 Exhibition

10:00 - 19:00 Student Poster Program
13:00 - 14:00 METS Ignited Free
Knowledge Seminar
17:30 - 18:30 Cocktail Reception
18:00 - 19:00 Victorian Government
Int. Cocktail Reception (Invite Only)
18:00 - 19:00 Austmine VIP Networking Drinks
Wednesday 9 November
International Mining Summit
PLENARY
Technology
The New Normal

Resilient Mining Companies
Operate in any Environment
Investment
Commodity
Round
Tables
Interactive Mining Innovation

Roadmap Session
Operational Excellence
Infrastructure and
Productivity
International Law
Integrated Mining

Knowledge Seminar
10:00 - 19:00 Exhibition
Knowledge Seminar
17:30 - 18:30 Cocktail Reception
17:30 - 18:30 Victorian Government VIP
Cocktail Reception
17:30 - 18:30 Austmines Meet the Miners
19:00 - 22:00 IMARC Gala Dinner
Thursday 10 November
International Mining Summit
International Law & Attracting

Investment to your Jurisdiction
Technology
The IoT and

Mobile Devices
Data Drives Automation and

Automation Drives Data
Health & Safety
Sound Safety Culture Through
Prevention is Better
Country
Round
Tables
PLENARY
Safe & Sustainable Mining
Big Data Analytics
Smart Mining Now
and in the Future
Safety in a Digital Age
of Risk
Than Cure
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IMARC sponsorship guarantees

visibility across all platforms of
the event and is one of the most
efficient and effective marketing
opportunities to meet with your
industry, make business contacts
and talk with decision makers from
around the world.
Bronze Sponsors
Future Energy and Finance Spotlight Sponsors
Meet the Miners Sponsor
Delegate Cocktail Reception Sponsors
Mining Companies
Exhibitors
Reach a global audience of

100,000+ industry professionals
pre, during and post event
Showcase your thought
leadership with presentation and
speaking opportunities
LUBRICANTS
Business Councils and Chambers of Commerce Partners
Supporting Associations
Meet 2500+ decision makers

throughout a variety of networking
and social events
For more information on sponsorship
and exhibition opportunities please call
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Official PR Partner
Official Media Partners
Analytics Partner
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Mining Intelligence & Technology
Supporting Media
MINING REVIEW
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To connect with this

audience, align your brand
and host your clients at one
of these key networking
functions please contact:
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info@imarcmelbourne.com
NETWORKING OPPORTUNITIES
Utilise these networking opportunities to connect with 2500+ Australian and international mining leaders,
policy makers, financiers, technical experts, innovators and educators throughout the event.
COCKTAIL RECEPTIONS
INNOVATION ALLEY
17:30 18:30 Tuesday 8 November

Delegate Cocktail Reception
Access and profile the best new products and technology in the industry down
Innovation Alley.
17:30 18:30 Wednesday 9 November
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IMARC
GALA DINNER
Relevant to companies who have new or innovative technologies that will improve
productivity across the mining value chain those with BIG ideas and small
budgets.
Supported by
Contact info@imarcmelbourne.com for further information.
The IMARC Gala Dinner is the ideal place

to host your clients and network with the
industrys key players.
MINING HUB
MOBILE APP
ONE-ON-ONE
MEETING
PLANNER
INTERNATIONAL
MINING AND
RESOURCES
CONFERENCE
A major highlight of the event giving junior miners the chance to professionally present
their projects to prospective investors in a dedicated on floor feature. Hear from some of
these companies in formal spotlight presentations as part of the Mines & Money program.
This dedicated precinct, gives Junior Miners the opportunity to launch projects and raise
capital by engaging directly with investors at the Conference and on the Expo floor.
SPONSORED BY
To ensure you meet the right people at IMARC,

the one-on-one meeting planner app will
enable registered delegates to make contact
in the lead up to the event and schedule
meetings, maximising your time and ensuring
you meet who you want, when you want!
All registered delegates will receive an email invitation

to activate their account.
Package price $3,500 AUD includes a pre-built display area as well as a full delegate
pass to Mines and Money Australia.
Targeted Investors from institutional to retail investors who all come to you.
Add a Spotlight Speaker slot for only $5,000 AUD
Full access to Conference Networking Events (Excluding Gala Dinner). PLUS youll
also receive targeted FREE public relations and promotion of your project pre event.
The more you tell us, the more we can promote.
The evening entails drinks on arrival, before

moving through to the dining room for a
sumptuous dining experience, formalities
and awards with our MC and addresses,
with plenty of time for networking throughout
the evening.
Date
Wednesday
9 November 2016
Time
19:00
Venue
The Glasshouse,Olympic Boulevard,
Olympic Park, Melbourne, VIC, 3000
Dress Code
Business attire/Cocktail dress
For more information contact

Asia Pacific
Tasha Mahabir T: +852 2531 6119
E: tasha.mahabir@minesandmoney.com
Price
$225 + GST (delegates)
$235 + GST (non-delegates)
Europe, America & Africa

Joe Smith T: +44 0 207 216 6056
E: joe.smith@minesandmoney.com
To purchase a table of 10
please contact:
Paul Phelan +61 3 9021 2031
paul.phelan@imarcmelbourne.com
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HEADLINE SPEAKER
Mike Henry
President Operations
Minerals Australia
BHP Billiton
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NETWORKING OPPORTUNITIES
ROUND TABLE DISCUSSIONS
IMARC
INTERNATIONAL
DELEGATES
COCKTAIL
RECEPTION
Taking place within the exhibition hall, this is a great opportunity for miners and investors to learn and discuss investment
opportunities and projects by jurisdictions and by commodity, in an informal environment. Please note you must be a registered
delegate before you can register for a round table.
There are only 9 places available per table and will be on a first come first served basis. Registration is essential,
for more information or to reserve your seat please email info@imarcmelbourne.com
INVESTOR
HOSTED
COMMODITIES
Onyx Capital Partners Ltd

US Global Investors
Lion Selection Group
EIM Capital
EMR Capital
Denham Capital
Acorn Capital
Bizzell Capital
Gold
Coal
Silver
Zinc
Rare Earths
Iron Ore
Copper
Uranium
Nickel
Potash
STUDENT PROGRAM
Student Poster Display
The Victorian Government

is proud to host a cocktail
reception to welcome
international delegates to
Melbourne and the 2016 IMARC
conference (by invite only).
The IMARC Student Poster Display program provides

university students with the opportunity to display their
work to the international resources community and
showcase Australias innovative approach to the sector.
Posters will be on display for delegate viewing in the
Trade Expo throughout the event, with specific meet the
students times for students and delegates to meet and
discuss their research further.
Date:
Tuesday 8 November 2016
To register please contact Stephanie Addamo, email:

SAddamo@ausimm.com.au
Time: 18:00
Venue:
Hilton, Southwharf
MEET THE MINERS
COUNTRIES
& REGIONS
Australia
Africa
Canada
China
India
Austmines Meet the Miners speed networking series is a unique opportunity to get insights into what Heads of
Technology, Projects and Innovation from some of Australias biggest mining companies really want from their
suppliers. So how does it work? Six representatives from different member companies will be gathered at a
roundtable with one of our senior level miners, and have 15 minutes to listen to, question and seek advice from
the miner, led by one of our moderators. After 15 minutes, the bell rings and youre onto the next table. The
session will last one hour, spaces are filled on a first come, first serve basis and are strictly limited. Only Austmine
members can pre-register - so book your place ASAP!
Pacific
Islands
Argentina
Malaysia
Chile
Ecuador
Wednesday 9 November
17:30 - 18:30 - Exhibition Hall
Pre-registration is open to Austmine members only
Contact Megan Edwards megan.edwards@austmine.com.au
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MINING AND
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KNOWLEDGE
SEMINARS
Tuesday 8 November 2016
Need help securing finance for your export business?

Anita Ratcliffe, State Director, SMEs, Western Australia, Efic
07:30 08:30
Wednesday 9 November 2016
A collaborative approach to achieving interoperability across the minerals value chain.

Adele Seymon, Program Director - Exploration to Mine & Sustainability,
AMIRA International
13:00 14:00
Wednesday 9 November 2016
How METS can become part of CRC ORE solution

Jon Loraine, Chairman, CRC ORE & Gavin Yeates, Director, FAusIMM, MAICD
07:30 08:30
Thursday 10 November 2016
What METS investors want a seminar on financing your growth

Lex McArthur, Director, Jolimont Global Mining Systems
STAND
COMPANY NAME
C1
5N Plus Belgium
A23
AirEng Pty Ltd
B14
AMC Consultants
B19 American Express Global

Business Travel
C8 Amira
C3 AMMA
A17
Astec Australia
D2 AusIMM
D1 Eagle Steel Foundry (Ausmate)
A1 Austmine
C11 Austrade
C2
BBS Communcations
D8a
Caterpillar Safety Services
D7 CoreScan
M13
Centrex Metals
A33 ehatSystems
D11 Enthalpy
METS ignited will host a series of seminars

addressing key industry opportunities including
access to capital, interoperability, living labs,
export market access, CRC-Ore and preparing
your business for the impact of disruptive digital
technologies. These seminars will be delivered
by thought leaders in each topic-and offer
participants excellent engagement and discussion
opportunities.
STAND COMPANY NAME

C6
Gekko Systems
C7
Global Surface Mining
D5 Government of India, Ministry
of Mines
A19
GPR Dehler
B23 Hatch
B25
HiSeis
D8b
Hays Recruitment
C4 Inflatable Packers International
A21 Laboratory Analysers Australia
A35
Lantori
M6
Matsa Resources
B35
Maxmine
A37
Mine Excellence
A39 Minalyze
B8
Mining 3
B36
Mine Vision Systems
B31
Monash University
STAND
COMPANY NAME
A31
Portable Analytical Solutions
M10
Rum Jungle Resources
D10
S2 Resources
B16
Sandvik Mining
B1
Sarawak Energy Berhad
D11
D9 Yokogawa
Envisage Business Solutions
M3
Northern Shield Resources
M9
Galileo Resources
M7
Panoramic Resources
M7
M2
M8
M3
M9
M4
M10
M5
M11
M6
M12
M13
M17
M14
M18
M15
M19
M16
M20
D10
M5
Stavely Minerals
D6
The PBE Group
D4
Total Oil
Victoria Government
M8
Vimy Resources Ltd
D9
D8b
COLLABORATION
LOUNGE
D6
D7
D15
D5
ENGAGEMENT LOUNGE
C6
C8
C7
C9
D4
GREEN ROOM
MINING
SUMMIT
THEATRE
D3
A10
D2
C5
D1
ONE ON
ONE
MEETING
AREA
C1
C2
C3
C4
MEDIA ZONE
B24 Xylem Water Solutions

Australia
A11
WORKSHOP AREA
C9 UNSW Australia - Mining

Engineering
C5
ROUND TABLES
D8a
SOLD
MEDIA OFFICE & ORGANISERS OFFICE
RESERVED
M1
D13
M4 Sedgman
Southern Innovation
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PLENARY INVESTMENT
THEATRE
A27 Scantech
B29

GREEN ROOM
Learn more about access to capital, interoperability,

living labs, export market access, CRC-Ore and
more at the METS Ignited seminars. These events
will be delivered by leaders in each topic and offer
participants excellent engagement and discussion
opportunities.
B32
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EXHIBITION
13:00 14:00
EXHIBITION
MINING HUB
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ENTRY & EXIT
INTERNATIONAL
MINING AND
RESOURCES
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MINING FOR NON MINERS
Monday 7 November 2016
09:00 17:00
Mining for Non Miners will provide participants from a non-mining background
with greater understanding of the operational practices pivotal to the mining
industry, be able to interpret essential terminology and feel more comfortable
interacting with core mining staff. It is ideal for those who are looking to achieve
effective working relationships with core mining staff or who have peripheral
contact with the mining industry.
At the completion of this course participants will be able to:
Appreciate the signicance of the mining industry;
Understand frequently used terminology;
Describe the use of different mining methods;
U
nderstand the principles of mine design and planning;
Understand pit optimisation;
D
escribe the impact of rehabilitation and
environmental considerations;
Understand the use of drilling and blasting;
Describe essential pit services and safety operations;
EXHIBITION
WORKSHOPS
7 November 2016

MINING LAW & TRANSACTIONS

09:00 12:00
Structuring Mining and Resources Transactions
This workshop will provide an overview of key structuring concerns for resources joint ventures, mergers and
acquisitions. Discussing aspects that can impact on a successful transaction, and review principal legal and commercial
terms. Consideration will be given to recent developments in the sector, including valuation challenges, operational
control matters, and managing investments with new investors into the resources sector. The workshop is appropriate
for any resources sector participant consider to joint venture or sell or acquire resources assets.
14:00 17:00
Off-take, Marketing, Streaming and Take or Pay Agreements
This workshop will provide an overview of key structuring concerns for resources joint ventures, mergers and
acquisitions. Discussing aspects that can impact on a successful transaction, and review principal legal and commercial
terms. Consideration will be given to recent developments in the sector, including valuation challenges, operational
control matters, and managing investments with new investors into the resources sector. The workshop is appropriate
for any resources sector participant consider to joint venture or sell or acquire resources assets.
Half day and full day tickets are available
DISRUPTIVE TECHNOLOGIES
09:00 17:00
Disruptive technologies are creating new opportunities and threatening established businesses at a faster rate than ever.
To ensure continued growth and prosperity, the mining sector and METS companies will need to anticipate and respond
quickly, making choices about where to invest. This will require a deep understanding of the emerging technology
landscape from automation and robotics to machine learning, analytics and the internet of things as well as skills
and innovation capacity to take advantage of emerging business models.
This workshop is aimed at the senior management of 4 to 5 targeted companies, to help them understand the technical
landscape, to hear what companies have successfully implemented in other industries, and to make a start on adapting
their business to suit. Participants will be offered facilitated engagement and discussion opportunities, to help develop
the way forward with specific outcomes aligned with each companys plans.
At completion of this course companies will:
Describe the impact of Geotechnical considerations;
Understand the landscape of data and digital disruption in mining;
Explore the costing implications of mining operations.
Identify company level opportunities and risks; and

Develop an action plan to prepare for change and to be globally competitive.
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DAY 1 MONDAY 7 NOVEMBER

08:00 Registration & Coffee
12:30 Lunch
ENERGY - THE MACRO ENVIRONMENT
TECHNOLOGY FROM GENERATION, CUTTING EMISSIONS, ENERGY EFFICIENCY

TO STORAGE
9:00 A review of electricity market transformation across key economies globally

China, India, Japan, Germany and America
The analysis of the deployment of hydro, wind and solar relative to thermal and nuclear power

The implications of improving energy efficiency to decouple electricity demand from overall
economic growth

Tim Buckley, Director of Energy Finance Studies, Institute for Energy Economics & Financial Analysis
9:20

What is ahead for Chinas energy industry?

Global uranium market review and forecast
Jin Xi, Business Development Manager, CNNC International
9:40 Australias Renewable Energy Target and what it means for the sector
Kane Thornton, Chief Executive, Clean Energy Council
10:00 A look at regulatory and policy frameworks affecting energy and its investment

13:30

Mines of the future: can mines generate 100% of their power from renewables?
Alastaire Dick, Operations Lead, Carbon War Room
13:50

Clean energy technology the enabler for coal?

Retrofitting coal stations with the latest technology
Cutting emissions whatever the quality of the coal
14:10

Energy storage, market volatility and arbitrage opportunities

Prof Roger Dargaville, Lead, MEI Energy Futures Group, University of Melbourne
14:30
Solar soars as prices plummet or Wind farms benefit from technology
15:00 Afternoon Tea

INVESTING IN FUTURE ENERGY

Case Study: Rio Tintos Weipa project
10:30 Morning Tea
15:30
FINANCING ENERGY
16:00
Institutional investment within the Renewable Energy market
Investor appetite for renewables
Project structuring to attract institutional capital
James Hooper, Director, Lighthouse Infrastructure Management
11:00
Case Study: Genex Power, Kidston Renewable Energy Hub financing projects and sources of project
equity/debt
Developing Renewable energy projects in Australia
Power Purchase Agreements (PPAs)
Debt finance
Equity funding options
Simon Kidston, Executive Director, Genex Power
16:20
Investing in energy efficiency is more than just a cost saving
Louis Kent, Senior Manager, Energetics
P anel Discussion:Investing in the future of energy with renewables, mining, power and energy projects
Panellists:
Jin Xi, Business Development Manager, CNNC International Ltd
Simon Kidston, Executive Director, Genex Power
James Hooper, Director, Lighthouse Infrastructure Management
Kane Thornton, Chief Executive, Clean Energy Council
Moderator:
Matthew Schofield, Partner, ShineWing Australia
16:30
11:20
Financing renewable energy (RE) for remote sites
Benefits of RE for off-grid applications
Optimum conditions for an investor to finance these assets
Advantages to mine owners of these financing options
Lane Crockett, Head of Renewable Infrastructure, Impact Investment Group Pty Ltd
11:40
Is solar investment about to have its time in the sun?
Davin Berelowitz, MD, TEC-C
12:00
hat to consider when investing in clean energy projects.

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CEFC investment in the solar and storage installation at the DeGrussa copper mine in WA
Opportunities for the mining sector to take advantage of clean energy technologies
Oliver Yates, CEO, Clean Energy Finance Corporation
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Speaking or
Sponsoring?
16:50
Do Yieldcos or Quoted Projected Funds have a place in Australia? Or PE investment in an energy
efficiency project
17:10
M&A activity secondary markets and opportunities for investors in energy OR The search for
investable assets institutions, banks and utilities
17:30 Conference Ends
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The intellectual
property, the sharing of
ideas, new thought leaders...
it was a home run, as they
say in baseball, a touchdown in
football... fantastic people that
08:00 Registration & Coffee - Exhibition Hall
look at the world differently and
09:00 - 11:00
how they carve it up. I thoroughly
enjoyed [IMARC]
PLENARY THEATRE
Frank Holmes,
The Hon Wade Noonan, Victorian State Minister for Resources
BEYOND SURVIVAL INNOVATION IN FUTURE OPERATIONS. 9:00
CEO, US Global
9:20
CITIC and Australias new iron age. Zhang Jijing, Chairman, CITIC Pacific Mining
Investors
Leveraging knowledge and innovation for competitive advantage
9:40
In it for the long haul Mitsui & Co.s continuous focus on innovation
Mining in a data driven world automation, mobile devices, internet of things, big data

Yukio Takebe, Chairman & CEO, Mitsui & Co (Australia) Ltd
Collaboration and sharing knowledge to elevate mining
10:00
Building a Mega Project - positioning for the future. Barry Fitzgerald, CEO, Roy Hill
10:20
Elizabeth Lewis-Gray, Chair, METS Ignited
Lean mining and divestment strategies for survival

DAY 2 TUESDAY 8 NOVEMBER
11:00 Morning Tea - Exhibition Hall
EXCELLENCE IN MINING
TECHNOLOGY THEATRE
INVESTMENT THEATRE
The State of the Industry: Setting the Scene
Competitive Sustainability: Optimising The Life of Mine for Asset

Owners and Community
11:30 Excellence in Mining Stream Welcome and Opening

Rex Berthelsen FAusIMM(CP), President, AusIMM
11:30
11:30 Keynote Discussion: The Gold, the Boom and then it got Ugly
an investor and a corporate perspective.
Jake Klein, Executive Chairman, Evolution Mining
Frank Holmes, CEO & CIO, US Global Investors
11:35 The Mining Industry Disrupted

Gavin Yeates FAusIMM(CP), Principal, Gavin Yeates Consulting
11:55
Hedley Widdup MAusIMM, Executive Director, Lion Selection Group
12:15 Accessing Finance for Emerging and Frontier Markets

David Graham, Executive Director, Corporate, Sovereign & Project
Finance, Efic
12:35
Paul Murphy, Ernst & Young
12:55
Q&A
Chairs Opening Remarks
11:35 Independent Miners Showing the Industry how its done with Local
Engagement
Paul Flynn, CEO and MD, Whitehaven Coal
12:00 Embracing the Community: Shenhua Watermark Project
Paul Jackson, Project Director, Shenhua Watermark
12:20 Managing the safety and security of your travelling employees in an
increasingly turbulent world
Greg Baran, Director, American Express Global Business Travel
12:40 SE Asia Focus - Masans Success Story
Dominic Heaton, Managing Director, Masan Resources
12:00
M
arket fundamentals and macro drivers: the investment case
for gold
John Mulligan, Director, World Gold Council
12:20
S arawak: the smelting and minerals processing hub for

Asia Pacific
Nick Wright, Vice President, Sarawak Energy
12:40 Opportunities for investors in a distressed mining and metals

environment
John Tivey, Partner, White & Case
13:00 Lunch - Exhibition Hall

13:00 Investor Hosted Round Tables (includes lunch - pre-registration required info@imarcmelbourne.com)
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DAY 2 TUESDAY 8 NOVEMBER (CONT)

TECHNOLOGY THEATRE
INVESTMENT THEATRE
Succeeding in the Downturn: Opportunity Knocks
Future Mining: Technology Leading the Way
14:00 MMG Limited Case Study

Rick Watsford FAusIMM, General Manager Australian Operations, MMG
Limited
14:00 Chairs Opening Remarks

Michael Baldwin, Executive General Manager, RungePincockMinarco
14:00 India: demand and supply of natural resources

MC Thomas, General Manager - Raw Material Strategy, Tata Steel
14:05 Digital Mining: Capitalising on Automation, Drones and Data Analytics

Andrew Whibley, Head of Technology and Innovation, Gold Fields
Paul Lucey, CEO, Mine Vision Systems
14:20
M
odis impact on mining (TBC)
State Secretary for Coal (TBC)
14:40
M
ining Spotlight - Centrex Metals
Ben Hammond, CEO, Centrex Metals
14:20 BHP Billiton Olympic Dam Case Study

Jacqui Mcgill, Asset President, Olympic Dam, BHP Billiton Olympic Dam
14:40
Case Study III - Revising strategy to meet corporate objectives
15:00 Case Study IV - Aligning management, technical engineers along with internal
and external resources to develop, execute and monitor the plan
15:20
Q&A
14:30 Disrupting the Mining Industry - Driving Change

Jeanette McGill, Head of Mining Services, Telstra
14:50 Innovation Driving Productivity: Haul Truck Automation
Anthony Kirke, Group Manager - Operations Planning, Fortescue Metals Group
15:10 MES and MIS Technology
Juan Jeffery, Industry Manager - Mining, Yokogawa
15:30 Afternoon Tea - Exhibition Hall
14:50 Panel Discussion: Mining Disclosure

Investigating the concept of continuous disclosure and understanding
its implications
P anellists:
John Welborn, CEO, Resolute Mining
Chris Cairns, MD, Stavely Minerals
James Gerraty, Senior Manager, ASX
Hedley Widdup, Executive Director, Lion Selection Group
Moderator:
Richard Roberts, Editor, Mining Journal
TECHNOLOGY THEATRE
INVESTMENT THEATRE
Reinvention and the Path Towards Success
The Foundation for Success: Partnerships and Collaboration
16:00 Mining technology innovation and its role in company success in current times
Andrew Logan, Head of Technology and Innovation, Newcrest Mining
16:00
C
hairs Opening Remarks
16:05 Championing Partnering: Miners and SME METS Working Together to Deliver
Positive Outcomes

Melanie Miller, VP Supply Chain, Barrick Gold
16:30 Partnering with Research Facilities for Commercially Viable Outcomes
Dr. Michael Tuck, Associate Professor of Mining Engineering, Federation
University
16:50 Mining3: Industry led research delivering mining innovation
Paul Lever, CEO, Mining3
Jonathan Law, Director, CSIRO
17:10
Collaborative Alloy Innovation for Mining Efficiency
Matthew Barnett, Professor, Deakin University
17:30 Open Sourcing, Crowd Sourcing and Data Sharing: Partnering through
Transparency
Justin Strharsky, Director, RIIT
16:00 Chinas commodity demand (and supply) outlook

Wang Ying, Executive Director & CEO, CNNC International
16:20 Changing mindsets and skill sets - Recognising and responding to the new cycle
Campbell Jaski, FAusIMM(CP), Partner, PPB Advisory
16:40 Technology of the future, what is being worked on and how it will change the
way we operate
Brian Hall FAusIMM(CP), Principal Mining Engineer, AMC Consultants
17:00
Ryan Geraghty, Partner, McKinsey & Company
17:20
Q&A
117:30 - 18:30 WIMnet Delegate Cocktail Reception supported by EMR Capital and Newmarket Gold
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16:20 Chinas outbound investment in mining

Matthew Schofield, Partner, Assurance and Advisory Services,
ShineWing
16:40 Mining Spotlight - Stavely Minerals
Chris Cairns, MD, Stavely Minerals
16:50 Latin Americas contribution to mining now and in the future
Jose Blanco, Chairman, Australia-Latin America Business Council
17:10 Investor beware, country risk
Colin Roberts, Emissary, Multilateral Investment Guarantee Agency
World Bank Group.
Anthony Hall, Managing Director and CEO, Highfield Resources Ltd

18:00 - 19:30 Austmine VIP Networking Drinks - Members and Miners, Hilton Hotel Sponsored by Jolimont Global Mining Systems (Invite Only)
18:00 - 19:00 Victorian Government International Cocktail Party (Invite Only)
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DAY 3 WEDNESDAY 9 NOVEMBER

09:00 - 11:00
PLENARY THEATRE
9:00 Ian Telfer,
Chairman, Goldcorp
THE NEW NORMAL RESILIENT MINING COMPANIES OPERATE IN ANY ENVIRONMENT.

9:20
Frank
Holmes,
CEO, US Global Investors

Optimisation and moving operations along the cost curve to remain competitive
9:40
K
eynote
Panel
Discussion:
Australia
vs
Canada
the
great debate
The impact of economies, technology demands and consumer trends on mining
David Moult, CEO & MD, Centennial Coal
Mining companies responsiveness to market dynamics
Michael Nossal, Chief Development Officer, Newcrest
Ian Telfer, Chairman, Goldcorp
The changing investment landscape in mining

I was impressed
with the scope and scale
and the intent of the conference.
It is one of the bigger conferences
around and I chose to support it
and this time around it seems to be
more optimistic than last time even
though times are still tough.
Mark Bennett
CEO,
S2 Resources
Frank Holmes, CEO, US Global Investors

10:40 Andrew Cole, CEO, Oz Minerals

INTERNATIONAL MINING SUMMIT
TECHNOLOGY THEATRE
INVESTMENT THEATRE
Global Stage & Trends
Integrated Mining: Improving Data and Systems Interconnectivity in

Mining Operations
Chair: Mitch Hooke AM, Chairman, Partners in Performance
11:30
11:30 Advances and best practices in policy leadership and advocacy

Mitch Hooke AM, Chairman, Partners in Performance
C
hairs Opening Remarks
Chair: Franz Wentzel, Partner, PwC
11:30 Keynote Presentation: Private Equity in Mining how it really works

Bert Koth, Managing Director, Denham Capital
11:35
If Only Mining Companies Knew what Mining Companies Knew

Sharing Data Insights and Actions around the World
Andrew Scott, Senior Director, Mining Information Technology,
Barrick Gold
11:50 Panel Discussion: De-risking your project

Panellists: Bert Koth, Managing Director, Denham Capital
Jason Chang, Managing Director & CEO, EMR Capital
Andrew Cole, CEO, Oz Minerals
Moderator: Dr Geoffrey Cowley, Partner, Onyx Capital Partners Ltd
11:50 The trends and changes in sovereign and security risk in the context of
global economic growth
Gus Macfarlane, Director/Strategic Mining Lead, Verisk Maplecroft
12:10 The implications and advantages of foreign investment agreements.
Alan Oxley, Managing Director, ITS Global
12:00 Taking the Lid Off: Providing Visibility and Control to Underground
Mining
Dr. Kwan Lee, Business Development Manager OptiMine,
Sandvik Mining
12:30 How to benefit from and build on trade, development and collaborative
agreements
12:20 Effective Communication From Pit to Port to Improve the Effectiveness of
Peter Roberts, Assistant Secretary, North Asia Goods Brand, Free Trade
the Operation.
Division, DFAT
Dirk Baas, Senior Advisor Process Control, PanAust
12:50
Q&A
12:40 Becoming the Connected Digital Mining Enterprise of Tomorrow
Richard Mathews, CEO, RungePincockMinarco
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12:20 Where projects have gone horribly wrong

Do investor have to live with the reality of risks in the mining
sector?
What are the real reasons for project failures?
Neil Cusworth, CEO, Enthalpy
12:40 Mining Spotlight - Matsa Resources
Dave Fielding, Group Exploration Manager, Matsa Resources
12:50 Mining Spotlight - Peak Resources
Darren Townsend, Managing Director, Peak Resources
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TECHNOLOGY THEATRE
INVESTMENT THEATRE
The Challenges & Opportunities in Exploration
Interactive Mining Innovation Roadmap Session
14:00 During the course of 2016, Austmine is running four industry collaboration
laboratories Co-Labs. These are day long workshops, of highly specialised
mining industry executives working together to unpack four major sector
challenges, and then brainstorming a range of strategies, solutions and
partnerships to take forward. This session in Austmines stream at IMARC will
develop further on these four topics, allowing the entire sector input into major
strategies that have emerged from our initial workshops. Miners, METS and
research should all participate in this game-changing initiative that Austmine is
excited to be leading.
14:00
Chair: Hugh Morgan AC, Executive Chariman, Arete Capital Partners

14:00 Innovation, its impacts and the latest global trends
Adele Seymon, Program Director - Exploration to Mine & Sustainability,
AMIRA International
14:20 Exploring new frontiers what they have to offer
Dr Alan R Duffy, Research Fellow & Astrophysicist, Swinburne University of
Technology
14:40 How can minerals exploration benefit from collaboration?
Gerard Rheinberger, Exploration Director Project Generation Group,
Rio Tinto
The state of the industry and why isnt anyone investing in the future?
Mark Bennett, Managing Director and CEO, S2 Resources Ltd
14:20 Which juniors to back and why?

Richard Morrow, Partner, Baillieu Holst
Peter Wright, Portfolio Manager, Bizzell Capital
14:40 Mining Spotlight - Panoramic Resources
Peter Harold, Managing Director, Panoramic Resources
14:50 Mining Spotlight - Vimy Resources Limited
Mike Young, Managing Director, Vimy Resources Limited
15:00 Mining Spotlight - Rum Jungle Resources
Chris Tziolis, MD, Rum Jungle Resources
15:00 The strategic benefits to Governments from supporting exploration.

Richard Schodde, Managing Director, MinEx Consulting
15:20
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15:10
Investing in the future of mining with renewable energy
Q&A
15:30 Afternoon Tea - Exhibition Hall
TECHNOLOGY THEATRE
INVESTMENT THEATRE
Examining Environmental Health, Safety and Social Agendas
Operational Excellence: Driving Productivity Across the Entire Mining

Value Chain
16:00 Chairs Opening Remarks

Mark Read, Director, Austmine
16:05 Strategy and Technology a C-Suite Approach to Driving Value
Jan Kwak, Managing Director, HATCH
16:30 Productivity is a Cultural Mindset: Embedding an Attitude of Productivity into
your Organisation
James Stoddart, Principal Mining Engineer, AMC Consultants
16:50 Value in Use - The Impact of Explosives
Hubert Van Dalen, Senior Technical Applications Manager, MAXAM Australia
17:10 Driving Production Scheduling to Optimise Mining Operations from the Top
Down and Bottom Up
Pernilla Lirell, Manager Mine Planning and Production Technology, Boliden
16:00 Investing in Australian mining State by State

Victoria
Tony Eyres, Senior Investment Specialist, Austrade
The Stavely Project - an emerging copper opportunity, western Victoria.
Cameron Cairns, Manager Minerals Geoscience, Geological Survey
of Victoria
Tasmania
Brett Stewart, Director of Mines, Mineral Resources Tasmania
New South Wales
Anthony Yarrow, Senior Project Officer, NSW Department of Industry
Queensland
Todd Harrington, Resources Investment Commisioner, Austrade
Chair: Ian Satchwell, Senior Fellow and Convenor Natural Resources

Governance Program, Perth USAsia Centre
16:00
Managing social risk getting more out of social investment

Melanie Stutsel, General Manager Social Development & Public Policy,
MMG Limited
16:20 Identifying themes and trends in reputational and operational risk

Dr. Vanessa Guthrie, Chair, Minerals Council of Australia
16:40 Achieving better health and environment outcomes for mining communities
Mick Wilkes, President & CEO, OceanaGold Corporation
16:50 The minerals industry and Aboriginal communities in Canada: an evolving
landscape
Glenn Mullan, Vice President, PDAC
17:20
Q&A
17:30 - 18:30 Delegate Cocktail Reception
17:30 - 18:30 Austmines Meet the Miners sponsored by GHD

17:30 - 18:30 Victorian Government VIP Cocktail Reception (Invite Only)
19:00 - 22:00 IMARC Gala Dinner at The Glasshouse
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DAY 4 THURSDAY 10 NOVEMBER

TECHNOLOGY THEATRE
HEALTH & SAFETY
International Law & Attracting Investment to your Jurisdication
The Internet of Things (IoT) and Mobile Devices
Sound Safety Culture Through the Management of Risk
Chair: Robin Chambers AO, Principal Partner, Chambers & Co
9:00 Technology enabled productivity and interoperability (TBC)

Dr Alan Bye, VP Technology Strategy & Innovation, BHP Billiton
9:00 Risk - why do people do what they do?

Matt Gill, CEO, White Rock Minerals
9:20 Partnering and collaboration in mining innovation (TBC)

Ric Gros, CEO, METS Ignited
9:20 DisasterCast
Dr Andrew Rae, Griffith University
9:20 Discussing the legislative aims and frameworks to balance resource

management, community needs and wealth generation
Mike Teke, President, The Chamber of Mines South Africa
9:40 A mobile app for every employee: A new paradigm in production

management
Mark Eberlein, Head of Technical Support, RWE Power
9:40 Designing legal regimes to provide resources security while attracting

responsible investment
Dr. Paul Heithersay, Deputy Chief Executive, Department of State
Development and Chief Executive, Olympic Dam Task Force
10:00
9:40 Leveraging culture through risk and sustainability to achieve high

performance outcomes
Adrian Bell, General Manager Human Resources and Risk
Management, PanAust
9:00 How to attract investment to your region and what not to do given the
reality of resources nationalism
John Tivey, Global Head of Mining & Metals, White & Case
Real time data visualisation utilising GIS and mobile devices.
10:20 Panel Discussion: Automation facilitation through mobile devices and

technology (TBC)
Panellists:
Paul Henharen, General Manager Project Delivery, Resolute Mining
10:00 Emergence of a best practice regulatory regime for the global resources
Invited:
sector
Pernilla Lirell, Manager Mine Planning and Production Technology,
Robert Milbourne, Adjunct Professor, University of QueenslandTC
Boliden
Beirne School of Law
Moderator:
10:20
Q&A
Ric Gros, CEO, METS Ignited
10:00 Case Study: First Quantum Minerals - Fatigue: See, Mitigate,

Manage
Brett Haskins, Asia Pacific Regtional Manager, Caterpillar
Safety Services, Ritesh Mishra, Mine Optimisation Manager,
First Quantum Minterals Ltd
10:30 Panel Discussion: Fitness for work mentally and physically
Panellists: Matt Gill, CEO, White Rock Minerals, Simon
Delander, General Manager - HSE & Risk, Evolution Mining,
Moderator: Natasha Jager, National Manager - Workplace
Services, Alcohol and Drug Foundation
We see the
development of IMARC
to play a critical role in the
mining sector.
Already we have 2500 people

coming, its Australias largest
mining conference and that is in
just two years..
Elizabeth Lewis-Gray,
Chair, METS Ignited
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DAY 4 THURSDAY 10 NOVEMBER (CONT)

TECHNOLOGY THEATRE
HEALTH & SAFETY
Foundations for Increasing Productivity and Competitiveness
Data Drives Automation and Automation Drives Data
Prevention is Better Than Cure
11:30 The
11:30 RISKGATE: Risk management of key operational risks in mining.

Professor David Cliff, Professor of OHS in Mining, Minerals
Industry Safety and Health Centre (MISHC)
Chair: Scott Barklamb, Executive Director - Policy and Public Affairs,

AMMA
11:30 Workplace reform - Tackling workforce challenges and agreements,
designed for mutual benefit
Amanda Mansini, Director Workplace Relations and Legal, AMMA
11:50 Sustainable Mining Priorities for Australia
Associate Professor Michael Hitch, Director of the Australian Centre
for Sustainable Mining Practices (ACSMP), UNSW School of Mining
Engineering
12:10 Analysing the integrated approaches and rationale to regional
development
Ian Satchwell, Senior Fellow, Perth USAsia Centre
12:30 Taking a closer look at the community and national benefits of
infrastructure development
12:50
Q&A
Practical Application of Innovation and Technology in the Roy Hill

Railway
Bruce Brymer, Manager Rollingstock Maintenance,
Roy Hill Holdings Ltd
11:55 On-site data analysis driving risk management strategies in

underground mining
Ritesh Mishra, Mine Optimisation Manager, First Quantum Minerals
and Doctoral Research, Aalto University Finland
12:20 Panel Discussion: Mining data to mine smarter what is possible in the
future?
Peter Carter, Industry Principal, Metals & Mining, OSIsoft LLC
Jeanette McGill, Head of Mining Services, Telstra
Invited:
Dr Alan Bye, VP Technology Strategy & Innovation, BHP Billiton
Ritesh Mishra, Mine Optimisation Manager, First Quantum Minerals
and Doctoral Research, Aalto University Finland
12:00 Preventing vehicle incidents

Simon Delander, General Manager - HSE & Risk,
Evolution Mining
12:30 Reducing the potential impact of alcohol and drugs at the mine site
Natasha Jager, National Manager - Workplace Services, Alcohol
and Drug Foundation

13:00 Country Round Tables (includes lunch - pre-registration required info@imarcmelbourne.com)
PLENARY THEATRE
SAFE AND SUSTAINABLE MINING SMART MINING NOW AND IN THE FUTURE.
Building sustainable infrastructure to benefit communities from water to energy
Shared Value, more than just a social licence to operate
Safety in a digital age using automation, mobile devices and predictive analytics to improve health and safety
Recycling, Reuse and Rehabilitation in mining
I think [IMARC]
is an interesting

14:00 Nev Power, CEO, Fortescue Metals Group
regional player in order
to get exposure to a part of
14:20 Gillian Davidson, Head of Metals and Mining, World Economic Forum
the world which is increasingly
14:40 Sunil Duggal, CEO, Hindustan Zinc
important and fortunately due to
15:00 Helen Szoke, CEO, Oxfam Australia
currency depreciation is still very
viable. So its something you
should put on your schedule.
Julian Treger
CEO, Anglo
Pacific Group
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