Accelerating Mining Exploration

Address this challenges, by removing hurdles for exploration funding and enabling junior players to pause,

31

August

  • 3PM London / 9 AM Houston/ 10 am Toronto
  • Free
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Why attend?

As the world continues to urbanise and decarbonise, the demand for critical minerals has never been greater. Junior miners have a big role to play in securing future supply, but there are barriers facing the industry. Players in this space are driven to deliver project results while chasing continuous waves of funding, leaving them with little time or resources to focus on their core businesses and exploration concepts.

BHP’s Xplor program is designed to address this challenge, by removing hurdles for exploration funding and enabling junior players to pause, optimise their business and capitalise on mineral deposits earlier and more efficiently.

You will get the chance to hear from:

  • Charlee Johnson, as the Program Lead for Xplor, will provide an ‘Xplor 101’ of Xplor, +  what’s in it for the cohort? For BHP?
  • Libby Sharman, is Xplor’ s Technical Lead and will share more on how the program is designed to help level up each participant’s geological concept.

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Charlee Johnson
Program lead

Charlee is the Program Lead for BHP Xplor and oversees/manages the program design and execution focused on connecting participating companies to an ecosystem of internal and external partners.  Since joining BHP in 2011, Charlee has held various leadership roles in Onshore Land, Portfolio Strategy & Development and Exploration, most recently serving as the Chief of Staff to the VP Exploration & Appraisal. She started her career with Shell in 2007 after studying Finance and Accounting at The University of Oklahoma. She also has an MBA from The University of Houston.

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Libby Sharman
Exploration Geologist

Libby is an exploration geologist working to accelerate discovery as the Technical Lead for BHP Xplor. Prior to this she spent five years with BHP Metals Exploration contributing to global exploration strategy through project generation and prospectivity analysis. Libby completed her PhD at McGill University and has since gained experience in different facets of the exploration and mining industry including as a project geologist, researcher and communications specialist. She has experience on varied deposit types across five continents from project generation to resource drilling for companies of all sizes and scopes.

Libby’s eclectic background and personal experiences have fostered an interest in improving the mining industry and making it a more inclusive and appealing sector in which to work. She pursues this through various volunteer roles in industry organisations including the Society of Economic Geologists.

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