Interviews

Dr. Hong Hou

2024-09-19

While predicting the future can be challenging, one trend is clear: we will generate and consume more data than ever before. Currently, only about 1.5% of data is processed, but advancements in AI and large language models will enable us to process data more quickly and extract greater value from it. This will lead to new ways of living and working, significantly different from today.

Suzanne Benoit

President & CEO

Quebec Air Transport Association (AQTA)

2024-09-15

The global pilot shortage is a challenge to the world’s airlines. The shortfall of pilots in North America is expected to remain at significant levels over at least the next 10 years. CAE global forecast of 63 000 new pilots for North America only. This shortage is forcing some airlines to ground aircraft, which can be very costly.

Theo Panagiotoulias

CEO

Star Alliance

2024-09-15

We're focused on improving experiences at booking, airports, and frequent flyer stages. Digitalization plays a critical role in this. We are working on making the customer journey more effortless through initiatives like baggage tracking, seat selection, and biometrics, ensuring smooth travel from booking to landing.

Alexandre Feray

Founder & CEO

OpenAirlines

2024-09-15

There's a broad acknowledgement that failing to address environmental issues could lead to decreased public patronage and increased regulatory pressure, which in turn could impact airlines’ capacity to invest in necessary technologies. CO2 preservation is our biggest focus.

Aurora Davidson

CEO

Amerigo Resources

2024-09-15

Amerigo is unique not only for producing copper exclusively from tailings but also for achieving many environmental goals that other companies aim for in the next 20 years. Our environmental footprint is very low; 95% of our energy is renewable, and since 2021, we've used 100% renewable power at our MVC plant.

John McCluskey

President & CEO

Alamos Gold

2024-09-15

Today, Alamos Gold has grown significantly, with a market cap that is a few thousand times more than its initial value. We now have three operating mines: one in Mexico and two in Canada. We are also in the process of acquiring a third mine, and we have plans to build a fourth in Canada, which is already permitted and ready to go.

Timothy Gitzel

President & CEO

Cameco

2024-09-15

Sustainability and strong relationships with indigenous communities are central to Cameco’s operations. Over 50% of our employees at the mine sites are indigenous people from northern Saskatchewan. We have spent billions of dollars with local suppliers, with 70 to 80% of our mine site purchases coming from northern, indigenous-owned businesses. This partnership includes jobs, training, business development, and environmental monitoring.

John MacKenzie

CEO

Capstone Copper

2024-09-15

For the next 10 years, we see huge organic growth opportunities within our existing portfolio. We are currently bringing on the Mantoverde Development Project (“MVDP”), and next year we will implement Mantoverde Optimized. Following that, our project team will shift focus to the Santo Domingo project.

Keyvan Salehi

President & CEO

STLLR Gold Inc.

2024-09-15

STLLR Gold Inc. is a Canadian gold development company focused on advancing two main projects: the Tower Gold Project in the Timmins Mining Camp, Ontario, and the Colomac Gold Project north of Yellowknife, Northwest Territories.

Robert McEwen

Executive Chairman and Chief Owner

McEwen Mining

2024-09-15

We are currently working towards a bankable feasibility study to be completed in the first half of next year, followed by construction engineering. We aim to start site construction by late 2026 and begin production by 2030. This project represents a major growth opportunity for McEwen Mining and underscores our commitment to expanding our copper portfolio.

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