Nov 21, 2022
Beacon Events, a renowned producer of conferences for leading companies and seasoned investors, will host the upcoming Mines and Money’s Resourcing Tomorrow event at London’s Business Design Center from Nov. 29 to Dec. 1, 2022. As Europe’s largest and most in-depth mining conference dedicated to global sustainability goals, Resources Tomorrow will cover critical themes of how the mining industry can accelerate the broader energy transition and enable a transformation to a green economy. With more than 2,000 key decision makers scheduled to attend, Resourcing Tomorrow offers the foremost networking platform catering to mining leaders, policymakers, investors, innovators, and educators from over 75 countries. The event will connect upwards of 150 miners with smart money and 500-plus investors with under-the-radar opportunities. Each day of the conference will be dedicated to a central thematic pillar. Day one will focus on geopolitics, decarbonization, the energy transition and the circular economy, day two will cater to reimagining exploration and financing, and day three will concentrate on leadership, collaboration, resilience and relevance – the future of mining.
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About Mines and Money
Mines and Money is the leading international event series connecting sophisticated investors from around the world with mining company management teams both online and in person. With an unrivalled network of thousands of international investors, its events are the place where professional investors meet exciting explorers on the cusp of the next big discovery, near-production development companies and cash generative producers to discuss their next big mining investment. Senior management teams of mining companies can connect with institutional and private investors from around the world at Mines and Money events. The series’ online meetings platform will help with scheduling lucrative meetings to provide project updates, share presentations and discuss with pre-qualified investors why they should invest. Mines and Money events are free to attend for qualified investors and will enable them to assess their next big investment.
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