A Brighter Tomorrow on the Horizon

Justin is a seasoned senior business leader who has held various senior management positions across multiple industries.

Having worked at the top global and magic circle law firms Weil, Gotshal & Manges LLP and Linklaters (in Prague, Berlin and London), Bianca has years of experience in film finance, entertainment law, structured asset finance and intellectual property. Ms. Goodloe holds a law degree from the New York Law School (2000), and is a member of the California Bar Association, the New York Bar Association, and a Foreign Registered Advocate with the European Union. Bianca founded the law practice of Goodloe Law in 2003, where she is Managing Partner. She is also an adjunct professor at New York University and University of California Los Angeles.

Clark spent 25 years of his professional career as an international tax partner with KPMG LLP in Vancouver advising many significant Canadian based multi-national groups and large public companies on their international tax arrangements. He left private practice in 2008 to devote most of his time to a variety of business and investment interests in which he is a partner and to devote more time to his family and several charitable foundations. He also serves as a director and advisor to several other large Canadian based private foundations. Clark obtained a Bachelor of Commerce from the University of British Columbia in 1975, and was a Fellow Chartered Professional Accountant (CA) until his retirement in 2022.

Patricia is the former Vice-President, Economics and Commodity Market Specialist at Scotiabank where she spent over three decades working closely with corporate and investment banking, and with global risk management preparing the metal and oil & gas price forecasts for credit evaluations.  Ms. Mohr developed the Scotiabank Commodity Price Index – the first Index designed to measure price trends for Canadian commodities in export markets – and wrote a widely-read report on the commodity price outlook.   

Patricia is the founder of Mohr & Company Critical Metals Inc., where she serves as President.  She maintains a close interest in the prospects for electric vehicle battery metals and renewable energy – key to global decarbonization.  Patricia has served on a number of boards including Avalon Advanced Materials Inc. and TECH-X Resources, as well as the Centre for Research & Innovation in the Bio-Economy (CRIBE), Emissions Reduction Alberta, and the Greater Vancouver Board of Trade.

Tom Bruington is Sandstorm Gold Royalties’ Executive Vice President, Project Evaluation and leads the technical due diligence team. Before joining Sandstorm, Tom was Chief Engineer/Industry Specialist for the International Financing Corporation’s (IFC) mining division and was in charge of business development, technical appraisal, and operational supervision of the IFC’s resource investments. During his 12 years in this role, Tom completed one hundred plus project appraisals in more than 60 countries and helped start the IFC’s Early Mining Equity fund which subsequently grew to more than US$300 million in size.

In addition to his time at the IFC, Tom has 20 years’ experience working with precious metal, base metal, and energy projects around the world in a variety of roles, including the design, construction, and operation of mills and mines. He is a Registered Professional Engineer and holds a Bachelor of Science in Mining Engineering, a Bachelor of Science in Petroleum Engineering, and a Master of Science in Mineral Economics, all from the Colorado School of Mines.

Imola Götz is Sandstorm Gold Royalties’ Vice President, Mining & Engineering and is a Senior Mining Engineer with over 25 years of experience in both underground and open-pit mining environments. An expert in developing Life of Mine Plans, strategic business plans, and comparative economic evaluations of mining projects, Imola has led an impressive career with senior roles at Goldcorp, Newmont, and most recently at Eldorado Gold.

Imola is a Professional Engineer licenced in both Ontario and BC, and a Fellow of the Association of Engineers Canada. In addition to being an active member of the Canadian Institute of Mining & Metallurgy (CIMM), she is also a “Qualified Person” as defined by Canadian National Instrument 43-101. Imola earned a Bachelor of Education in Mathematics and General Science from Lakehead University, a Masters of Science in Mine Engineering from the Technical University of Petrosani, and a Financial Agility Diploma from Queens University.

As a skilled educator, Imola has established partnerships with Canadian Mine Engineering Schools and has guest lectured at Queens University and Laurentian University. She has authored, co-authored, and presented works at the CIMM Conference, the US Mine Ventilation Symposium and the World Mining Congress on various topics including women’s leadership in the mining industry.