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JMSN Takes Long-Term Approach to the Business
Jameson Stanford Resources is a mining, metallurgical development, and production company focused on acquiring and consolidating mining claims, mineral leases, producing mines, and historical mines with production and future growth potential through their exploration discoveries. The company’s operations are focused on the initiation, production, and expansion of its acquired mineral resources into producing assets.
For more than 20 years, Jameson Stanford principals have been researching natural mineral resources in the western United States. Mining claims, mineral leases, and mineral excavation permits with significant economic development potential have been acquired and consolidated into Jameson Stanford to form the foundation of their business model.
Jameson Stanford now owns, and operates in a sustainable fashion, mines in the Star Mountain Mining District, Beaver County, Utah, the Spor Mountain Mining District, Juab County, Utah, and the Ogden Bay area, Weber County, Utah. The company’s focus is on creating real value for its shareholders, which means concentrating on the development of first class ore bodies into large, long life and efficient operations, capable of sustaining competitive advantage through business cycles.
As a leader in finding, mining and processing the Earth’s mineral resources, Jameson Stanford’s products help fulfill vital consumer needs and improve living standards. The company’s interests are diverse both in geography and product, while it remains concentrated on operating, and eventually closing, its operations safely, responsibly, and sustainably.
Most of Jameson Stanford’s assets are in the western part of North America, but they are also able to operate in locations around the globe. Their businesses include hard rock mines, mills, and smelters as well as research and service facilities, in some of the world’s most difficult terrains and climates.
Wherever the company operates, health and safety is the first priority. All of Jameson Stanford’s businesses put sustainable development at the heart of their operations, working as closely as possible with neighboring communities, respecting their laws and customs. For the principals, it is important that the environmental effects of the company’s activities are kept to a minimum and that local communities benefit as much as possible from operations.
Jameson Stanford is structured to operate as a global organization, sharing best practices across the company. Their values – accountability, respect, teamwork and integrity – are expressed through their business principles, policies and standards. To learn more about the company, visit the website at www.jamesonstanford.com.
JMSN Leverages Strong Management Experience for Rock-solid Gains
Based out of Las Vegas, Nevada, Jameson Stanford Resources is a publicly held mining company that is concentrating its efforts on mining sites located within Utah’s historic mining districts. The company targets historical mines with strong production and future growth potential, leveraging the insights of an experienced and savvy management team to transition its site acquisitions into active, producing assets.
At the present, Jameson Stanford Resources owns and operates mines in southwest Utah, specifically in the Star Mountain Mining District, Beaver County, Utah, the Spor Mountain Mining District, Juab County, Utah, and the Ogden Bay area, Weber County, Utah. These projects have been slated to have sizable amounts of copper and valuable mineral metal resources within their claims and leasing confines.
Backing the company’s continuing exploration, development, acquisition, and expansion efforts is a management team with decades of experience in mining and metallurgical operations, executive management, finances, and accounting. These figures are:
• Mr. Michael Stanford (President and Chief Executive Officer, Director) – Mr. Stanford boasts of over 20 years in the mining and metallurgy industries. His specializations include exploration, development, recovery, refining, and marketing of precious metals from mined mineral ore bodies. In management capacities, Mr. Stanford has directed and overseen over 2,000 employees in mining and metallurgy operations. He also has managed projects under contract with Rio Tinto, Kennecott Utah Copper-Barney’s Canyon Gold Ore, Chubu Electric Power, Kiewit Western, the USDA Natural Resource Conservation Service, the U.S. Bureau of Land Management, and the Utah DNR. For over 20 years, he also operated Stanford Laboratories, a company that provides commercial metallurgical analytic laboratory services.
• Mr. Michael Christiansen (Executive Vice President of Corporate Development)—Joining Jameson Stanford Resources in 2013 as Executive Vice President of Corporate Developent, Mr. Christiansen brings to the company extensive experience in investment banking and advisement. He has an accumulated 15 years of experience in investment banking experience from his service with WestPark Capital, Prudential Securities, Seidler Amdec Securities, and Laffer Associates. He also served in prior management capacities as Chief Financial Officer with Vizional Technologies and PortaCom Wireless. In his investment banking advisement capacities, Mr. Christiansen has advised clients on over $1.2 billion in aggregate closed transactions. Leveraging lots of experience in management of public and private equity offerings, mergers and acquisitions, and strategic advisory engagements in the consumer, retailing, software and technology industries, he brings strong financial knowledge to the company. Mr. Christiansen holds a Bachelor of Science degree in corporate finance and economics from Utah State University and a Master of Business Administration degree from the University of Southern California.
• Mr. Rob Robbie Chidester, CPA (Chief Financial Officer)— As Jameson Stanford Resources’ Chief Financial Officer, Mr. Chidester draws upon over 20 years of experience in prior executive capacities, including as Vice President of Finance, Chief Financial Officer, Board Member, and Advisor to several enterprises. In his career, he has managed over 20 emerging businesses ranging in size from startups to multimillion dollar enterprises (up to $160MM in revenue). Over the past six years, Mr. Chidester has served as an outsourced or interim financial officer. Throughout his career, he has been responsible for the placement of approximately $300MM in private debt and equity funding. Leveraging strong, developed expertise in corporate compliance, public reporting, M&A/IPO support, due diligence, business transformation/turn-around services, and management consulting, Mr. Chidester is a valuable part of Jameson Stanford Resources’ management savvy and outlook. He is a licensed Certified Public Accountant and holds a Bachelor degree in accounting, with honors, from the University of Utah.
• Ms. Donna Moore (Company Comptroller) – Boasting over 25 years’ experience in controller, secretary, and treasurer functions of public and private corporations, Ms. Moore serves as Jameson Stanford Resources’ Comptroller. Her specializations include execution of uniform financial controls for enhanced corporate productivity, cost reduction, and profit maximization. Sporting direct experience with general accounting, financial reporting, systems implementation/management, treasury functions, and cost accounting, Ms. Moore is a graduate of Brigham Young University. At that institution, she received a Bachelor of Science degree in business management and a Master of Business Administration degree in finance and accounting.
For more information regarding Jameson Stanford Resources and its mining efforts, visit: www.jamesonstanford.com
JMSN – Natural Resource Riches
Mining is a fundamental business; identify and determine market potential of a natural resources, locate and secure the rights to the resources, determine the costs of mining and exploiting the resources, establish a sales channel for the product, mine and refine the resources, then sell the resource for a profit. With the appropriate operating efficiencies and resource margins, mining and hard asset companies can produce great returns.
Jameson Stanford Resources is engaged in developing productive mining claims in the Western United States and has identified and determined exceptional market potential for their primary mining targets. The company is known for its work with copper, gold, and silver in their central and southwestern Utah projects. However, JMSN also has active exploration interests in other lesser known metals such as palladium, molybdenum, and uranium. These lesser known metals could prove quite lucrative for the company.
Palladium is highly valued due to its many applications (catalytic convertors, etc.) and its relative rarity. Molybdenum is valued for its importance in the production of high-performance steel alloys with the ability to withstand high temperatures and is especially important in military and high tech applications. Uranium is best known for use in nuclear fuels.
Jameson Stanford Resources believes they have total potential inferred reserves of over 100 million metric tons of copper with secondary gold, silver and base metals deposits at their Star Mountain project alone. At their Spor Mountain/Dugway Minerals project, preliminary geological analysis has indentified a total inferred reserve projection of some 4 million ounces of silver and production start-up is anticipated later this year. Their Ogden Bay Minerals project is on 25 square miles of land area known as North Delta, located in West Ogden, Utah. Because of the nature site, Ogden Bay is perfect to use highly-efficient gravity separation techniques and has commercial grade targets in gold, silver, and other saleable metals/minerals.
With the increasing demand for more base metals and the rising prices of rare and precious metals Jameson Stanford Resources has the management, the experience, and the resources to rapidly grow into an exceptional junior mining company.
For more information please visit www.jamesonstanford.com
JMSN Maintains Tight Focus on High Potential Properties in Utah
Jameson Stanford is engaged in the development of productive mining claims in the Western United States. Its current specific focus is on activities in connection with two high-grade copper, gold, silver, and base metals properties in Utah.
Located in the Star Mountain range of Beaver County, Utah, is the company’s Star Mountain project, which involves total area of 4,998 acres with borders expanding in accordance with exploration results. Star Mountain consists of 117 lode mining claims and four metalliferous mineral lease sections.
Ogden Bay Minerals is the company’s second area of interest. This developing mineral excavation project is located on federal protected wetlands, canals, and river systems in West Ogden, Utah. Here, large deposits of alluvial mineral deposits are created and replenished from 125 miles of river flow from the nearby Wasatch Mountain Range. Jameson Stanford believes it can extract gold, silver, silica, and other commercial metals and minerals in this area by using gravity separation methods.
In 2014, the company hopes to commence production and mining operations at a third project in Juab County, Utah. The company’s Spor Mountain project consists of nine lode mining claims and three metalliferous mineral lease sections involving a total area of 2,098 acres.
Continuing to strengthen and grow its portfolio, Jameson Stanford also seeks to identify and acquire under-developed mining claims and mineral leases that demonstrate significant unexploited production value.
For more information, visit www.jamesonstanford.com
JMSN Schedules In-House Shareholder Meeting
Jameson Stanford Resources, a company focused on the exploration and development of mining claims and mineral leases in southwest Utah, today reached out to its current shareholders with the invitation to attend an informal meeting this Thursday at the company’s corporate office.
The meeting is scheduled for 1 p.m. PT December 19 at 2300 West Sahara Ave, Suite 800 in Las Vegas, NV. Company management will provide sandwiches and refreshments.
Jameson Stanford will also hold a short conference call at 1:30 p.m. PT the same day to review the company’s ongoing business and potential opportunities. Interested parties can access the conference line by using the following information:
Dial-in: (712) 775-7100
Code: 465855#
“It is an honor to host our stockholders at the Jameson Stanford corporate office,” Jameson Stanford Executive Vice President Michael Christiansen stated in the news release. “We plan to use this opportunity to meet with interested stockholders face-to-face to discuss current business developments and the new opportunities we have before us. For those unable to attend, we encourage you to join us on a brief conference call.”
For more information visit www.jamesonstanford.com
JMSN Works to Build Strong Community Ties
Jameson Stanford Resources, a metals and minerals exploration, development, and production company, has been researching natural mineral resources in the western United States for more than 20 years. To the company’s principals, though, responsibility means much more than operating in a corporate, ethical manner.
JMSN believes that each of its three current projects, Star Mountain (Star Mining District), Spor Mountain (Spor Mountain Mining District), and Ogden Bay Minerals, represent a very credible opportunity for the extraction and sale of high quality ores and precious metals. However, the systems the company has in place for health, safety, and environmental management not only allow them to meet their business objectives, they also reflect their values.
This is a company that gets involved with the rural management communities in which they operate. Within their operations, it means adherence to the highest safety standards. In the environment, it means taking extra precautions to maintain the integrity of the ecosystems, improve previously disturbed areas even if done by previous operators, and conscious efforts to reduce their mining, chemical, and carbon footprints. And in the community it means JMSN employs local, buys local, and outsources local whenever they can to attempt to bring cooperative value to the areas where they are operating.
Jameson Stanford works to build and maintain strong community relationships, giving back whenever possible and participating in state programs. Since 2011, they have been involved in volunteering some of their resources in a cooperative flood mitigation effort in Weber County, Utah that has saved farms, homes and crops, and city, county and state infrastructure. They are also actively engaged in the cooperative management of pinion and juniper forests in the State of Utah.
Understanding that their community identifies who they are, JMSA will continue to make a conscious decision to hire, outsource, and buy locally near the communities where they operate.
For more information, visit: www.JamesonStanford.com
JMSN Presenting at 2013 LD Micro Conference in Los Angeles
Jameson Stanford, a metals and minerals exploration, development, and production company, will be presenting to potential investors at the LD Micro Conference at the Luxe Hotel in Los Angeles, California, on Wednesday, December 4, 2013 at 2 p.m. PST. The presentation will be made by the company’s President and CEO Michael Stamford as well as EVP Michael Christiansen, who will review the company’s operational achievements and highlights for 2013 and preview growth strategies for 2014.
“We are honored to present at this year’s LD Micro Conference, an event that has built a strong reputation for the high-quality investors in attendance,” said Christiansen. “Our presentation will provide investors with an overview of our current projects, recent developments, and a look at what we’re expecting in the fourth quarter and year ahead.”
Jameson Stanford is focused on developing significant mining claims, mineral leases, and excavation rights for projects located in historic mining districts and other sites in central and southwestern Utah. Currently, the company is active at two high-grade copper, gold, silver, and base metals properties in historic mining districts in Beaver County and Juab County, Utah. James Stanford holds excavation rights and special permitting for deposits of alluvial minerals and silica sand in Weber County, Utah as well.
For more information about current company performance and future initiatives, visit: www.jamesonstanford.com
JMSN Strategically Focused on Utah’s Rich Mineral Deposits
Jameson Stanford Resources is the owner and operator of three mines in Utah, the nation’s fourth-largest mineral producing state. Jameson’s project portfolio is comprised of the Star Mountain Mining District, Beaver County, Utah; the Spor Mountain Mining District, Juab County, Utah; and the Ogden Bay area, Weber County, Utah.
The company in 2012 acquired Bolcan Mining Corp., which was formed to develop certain mining projects and claims located in the Star Mining District, a project covering nearly 5,000 acres and suggested total inferred reserves of more than 100 million metric tons of copper ore, as well as reserves of silver, gold, PGM and other base metals. By acquiring Bolcan as a wholly owned subsidiary, Jameson received certain lode mining claims and mineral leases for Star Mountain and immediately began work on site. Jameson is now working with the first deliveries of copper and has already established customers awaiting ore production.
Jameson’s Spor Mountain project in western Utah consists of nine lode mining claims and three metalliferous mineral lease sections. The district is home to the world’s largest economic deposits of beryllium, and in the past has produced uranium. Jameson’s planned project activities at Spor Mountain during 2013 are limited to exploration, though with favorable economic factors, the company anticipates startup of production/mining operations in 2014.
Ogden Bay Minerals is a developing mineral excavation project on federal protected wetlands, canals and river systems running through 25 square miles of land comprising the North Delta. This project contains large deposits of alluvial mineral deposits that are created and replenished from 125 miles of river flow from the nearby Wasatch Mountain Range. Jameson believes that gold, silver, silica and other commercial metals and minerals can be efficiently extracted from this area by gravity separation methods.
For more information, visit www.jamesonstanford.com
JMSN Sees Value in Paulson Gold-Backing
While many money managers and pension funds are trimming their gold ETF holdings, John Paulson’s Paulson & Co. is going against the grain and holding a bullish take on gold. The hedge fund owns 10.2 million shares in SPDR Gold Trust worth $1.3 billion, according to an SEC filing Thursday, representing a gain of $93 billion with gold’s third-quarter rebound. SPDR is the biggest gold-backed exchange-traded fund in the world.
“For hedge fund managers like Paulson, I think they are long-term investors,” Axel Merk, portfolio manager of California-based Merk Funds told the Chicago Tribune.
“With Janet Yellen, we know that the Federal Reserve is likely to err on the side of inflation, so there is a good reason to continue holding onto it,” said Merk. His firm also owns a stake in SPDR Gold Trust.
Investors have long looked to gold bull Paulson as a beacon of insight to the gold market. For companies such as Jameson Stanford Resources, this insight lends strength to the company’s focus on metalliferous mines.
The company owns and operates mines in the Star Mountain Mining District, Beaver County, Utah, the Spor Mountain Mining District, Juab County, Utah, and the Ogden Bay area, Weber County, Utah.
In September 2013, Jameson commenced start-up activities at the Star Mountain/Chopar Mine project site and is currently in the process of initial excavation and production operations at the Chopar Mine site. The company has additional exploration and discovery activities at other sites within the Star Mountain project and expects its first deliveries of copper product to occur in the second quarter of 2013.
Though most of its assets are in the western part of North America, Jameson is also able to operate in locations around the globe.
For more information visit www.jamesonstanford.com
Qualified Management Team Keeps JMSN on Track for Achievement
Jameson Stanford Resources is a Las Vegas-based mining metallurgical development and production company focused on the initiation, production, and expansion of its acquired mineral resources into producing assets.
To deliver on its mission to produce natural resource products to generate profitability to customers and returns to shareholders, company founder and CEO Michael Stanford has surrounded himself with a management team of experienced and diverse individuals with the same vision.
Stanford himself has more than 20 years of experience in the mining and metallurgy industries as an owner and operator of companies specializing in the exploration, development, recovery, refining, and marketing of precious metals from mined mineral ore bodies. He has managed and directed over 2,000 employees and is highly experienced in administering environmental controls and process systems in mining and metallurgy operations.
Executive vice president of corporate development, Michael Christiansen, joined Jameson Stanford in July 2013 to focus on capital markets, investor relations, and corporate administration. He previously served as executive vice president and CFO with Jameson Stanford as well as with Bolcán Mining Corp. prior to the October 2012 merger. Among other former ventures, as a senior investment banker Christiansen has advised clients on more than $1.3 billion in aggregate closed financing transactions.
Robbie Chidester has been Jameson Stanford’s CFO since July 2012. Prior to joining the company, he provided financial services to a vast array of clients, including successful companies in the exploration, extraction, and processing of natural resources. He has has spent over 20 years as vice president of finance, CFO, board member, and advisor. Working the seven years as an outsourced or interim financial officer, Chidester has provided financial management and advisory services to over 20 emerging businesses. He also has personally assisted in the placement of over $275 million in debt and equity funding.
Jameson Stanford controller Donna S. Moore has more than 25 years of business experience. She has held positions as controller, secretary, and treasurer of both public and private corporations. Moore specializes in executing uniform financial controls so as to improve productivity, reduce costs, and maximize profitability.
For more information, visit www.jamesonstanford.com
JSMN Unearths Three Mining Sites for Long-term Growth Potential
Based out of Nevada, Jameson Stanford Resources is a metals and minerals exploration, development, and production company. Its focuses are on acquisitions and consolidations of mining claims, mineral leases, producing mines, and historical mines that it has identified as having profit and production potential.
Currently the company owns and operates mines in the Star Mountain Mining District in Beaver County, the Spor Mountain Mining District in Juab County, and the Ogden Bay area in Weber County, which are located in western or northern Utah. Its operations are centered upon initiating, producing, and expanding its current and future mineral holdings into quality assets that exhibit long-term growth potential. Below are in-depth descriptions of the sites at which Jameson Stanford is current active.
1) Star Mountain (located in the Star Mountain Mining District)—This project consists of 117 lode mining claims and four metalliferous mineral lease sections located in the Star Mountain range, Star Mining District, in Beaver County, Utah. Based on extensive company exploration, testing, and analysis, the company estimates that the total inferred reserves at this site may be more than 100,000,000 metric tons of copper ore, as well as additional precious and base metals.
2) Spor Mountain (located in the Spor Mountain Mining District)—The Spor Mountain project consists of nine lode mining claims and three metalliferous mineral lease sections situated in Juab County, Utah. The company’s own Spor Mountain/Dugway Minerals project encompasses a total area of 2,098 acres. Drawing from indicators and data collected and acquired during preliminary analysis and two prospect pit excavations, there might be around 4,000,000 ounces of silver, commercial concentrations of beryllium, and other precious and base metals up for possible excavation.
3) Odgen Bay Minerals (located in West Odgen Area)—This area represents an in-development mineral excavation project on federal protected wetlands and river systems across 25 square miles of land. It is known as North Delta, which is located in West Odgen, Utah. The State of Utah Division of Natural Resources, USDA Natural Resources Conservation Service, and Weber County Emergency Management commissioned Jameson Stanford for restoration of wildlife habitats, damage repairs, dredging of silt and sand, and removal of debris from the Weber River. This project includes alluvia mineral deposits that are created and then replenished from the river flow of the close-by Wasatch Mountain Range. The deposits contain elements of commercial-grade zircon, usable silica, and other valuable heavy mineral ores.
More information about Jameson Stanford’s current activities and initiatives can be found at www.jamesonstanford.com.
JMSN Closes $500,000 Series B Bridge Financing
Jameson Stanford Resources, an emerging metals and minerals exploration company focused on sites in southwestern and central Utah, today reports that it has closed $500,000 of Series B Convertible Redeemable Promissory Notes (“Series B Notes”) due October 31, 2015.
The Series B Notes are secured by JMSN’s mining claims and mineral leases related to the Chopar Mining property, Star Mining District, located in Beaver County, Utah. The Series B Notes share the security interest on a pari passu basis with $500,000 of Series A convertible redeemable promissory notes issued on August 19, 2013, and with $500,000 of Series B Notes that are currently being offered for sale by the company on similar terms.
JMSN intends to use the proceeds of this financing primarily to fund ongoing mineral exploration activities and for general working capital purposes.
“This Series B Notes closing augments the company’s capital funding for our minerals exploration activities at the Star Mountain project,” JMSN president and CEO Michael Stanford stated in the news release. “We remain confident in our belief that our ongoing exploration activities at the Wild Bill Mine site will allow us to begin operations in late 2013. We are continuing our exploration activities as we secure additional financing.”
For more information visit: www.JamesonStanford.com
JMSN Knows Mining and Money
When it comes to the mining industry, developing companies require far more than a good eye for mineral resource opportunities. They have to have an experienced feel for financial resources and funding opportunities to keep everything going as they develop their sites. The best mining geologists and operational people in the world are out of luck without an ability to finance.
Nevada-based Jameson Stanford Resources, a mining and metallurgical development and production company, with several industrial and precious metal operations in Utah, has covered the bases by putting together an executive team offering strong financial as well as management and mining roots.
Michael Stanford (President, CEO, Director)
• President and Chief Executive Officer, Director
• 20+ years of experience in mining and metallurgy industries, specializing in exploration, development, recovery, refining, and marketing of precious metals from mined mineral ore bodies
• Managed and directed over 2,000 employees in mining and metallurgy operations
• Managed projects under contract with Rio Tinto, Kennecott Utah Copper-Barney’s Canyon Gold Ore, Chubu Electric Power, Kiewit Western, USDA Natural Resource Conservation Service, U.S. Bureau of Land Management, and Utah DNR
• Operated Stanford Laboratories providing commercial metallurgy laboratory analytic services.
Michael Christiansen (Executive VP, Corporate Development and Finance)
• 15+ years investment banking experience with WestPark Capital, Prudential Securities, Seidler Amdec Securities, and Laffer Associates, with previous service as CFO for Vizional Technologies and PortaCom Wireless
• Significant experience managing public and private equity offerings, mergers and acquisitions, and strategic advisory engagements in consumer, retailing, software, and technology industries
• Advised investment banking clients on over $1.2 billion in aggregate closed transactions
Robbie Chidester, CPA (Chief Financial Officer & Secretary)
• 20+ years of experience as VP Finance, CFO, Board Member, and Advisor
• Worked the past 6 years as an outsourced or interim financial officer
• Managed over 20 emerging businesses ranging in size from startup to $160MM revenue
• Personally involved in the placement of approximately $300MM in private debt and equity funding
• Expert in corporate compliance, public reporting, M&A/IPO support, due diligence, business transformation/turn-around services, and management consulting
• Licensed CPA
Donna S. Moore (Controller)
• 25+ years of experience as controller, secretary, and treasurer of both public and private corporations
• Specializes in executing uniform financial controls, to improve productivity, reduce costs, and maximize profitability
• Hands on experience also includes general accounting, financial reporting, systems implementation/management, treasury functions, and cost accounting
• Bachelor of Science degree in Business Management and an MBA in Finance and Accounting from Brigham Young University
For additional information, visit the company’s website at www.JamesonStanford.com.
JMSN Committed to Responsible Mining and Growing Stakeholder Assets
Jameson Stanford Resources is a mining, metallurgical development, and production company, based in Nevada, but with major exploration and development activities in Utah. The company currently owns and operates Utah mines in the Star Mountain Mining District in Beaver County, the Spor Mountain Mining District in Juab County, and the Ogden Bay area in Weber County, all in western or northern Utah. They are focused on the acquisition and consolidation of mining claims, mineral leases, producing mines, and historical mines with production potential, and intend to grow through the expansion of acquired mineral resources into producing assets. They locate, develop, and operate quality metalliferous mines in a sustainable fashion to create value for stakeholders.
Specifically, the company has acquired excavation rights and special permitting related to deposits of alluvial minerals and silica sand located in Weber County, and is presently engaged in exploration and development activities in connection with two high-grade copper, gold, silver, and base metal properties located in historic mining districts in Beaver County and Juab County. During this development phase, they have focused on identification and acquisition of under-developed mining claims and mineral leases in established mining districts that are believed to hold significant unexploited production value. Besides its work with copper, gold, and silver, the company has exploration interests in minerals such as palladium, molybdenum, and uranium.
Integrated with their commercial operations is a stated commitment to taking whatever steps are necessary to maintain both environmental and community well-being. This is important since most of the world’s copper ores mined today are oxide and sulfide ores from open-pit mines. The company has created and published the following list confirming a commitment to:
• Practice the highest safety standards
• Consistent development of mining and processing techniques to streamline operations and reduce overall mining footprint
• Localized hiring, outsourcing, and vending, to support the communities where they operate
• Full utilization of resources
Jameson Stanford has been involved in volunteering some of their resources since 2011 in a cooperative flood mitigation effort in Weber County, Utah, that has saved farms, homes, and crops, as well as city, county, and state infrastructure. In addition, they are actively engaged in the cooperative management of pinion and juniper forests in the State of Utah.
For additional information, visit www.JamesonStanford.com
Michael Christiansen Joins JMSN Management Team
Jameson Stanford Resources announced today that Mr. Michael Christiansen has been appointed as its Executive Vice President, Corporate Development. Mr. Christiansen will manage the exploration and development company’s capital markets, investor relations, and corporate administration.
Mr. Christiansen is assuming his new role following time spent as the Executive Vice President and CFO with the Las Vegas-based company and Bolcàn Mining Corporation prior to the October 2012 merger. Before joining the company, Christiansen was a Managing Director at WestPark Capital from 2007 to 2012, where he served in the corporate finance group.
Mr. Christiansen has over 15 years of investment banking experience, including four years at Prudential Securities and six years at Seidler Amdec Securities and Laffer Associates. He also served as the executive vice president and CFO of Vizional Technologies, Inc. and as executive vice president and chief financial officer of PortaCom Wireless, Inc. prior to that.
Jameson Stanford’s CEO, Michael Stanford, remarked, “We are pleased that Michael Christiansen has re-joined our management team, and we look forward to his leadership in securing additional capital necessary to expand [our] minerals exploration and discovery program.”
Please visit Jameson Stanford’s website at www.JamesonStanford.com for more information on its personnel and new project initiatives.
JMSN Initiates Diamond Core Drilling Program
Jameson Stanford Resources, a metals and minerals exploration, development, and production company, announced that it has been managing an extensive third party engineering Diamond Core Drilling Program within the Wild Bill area at the northern end of its Star Mountain Mining District, Chopar Mine located in Beaver County, Utah.
“Jameson Stanford Resources’ current exploration program and technical reports associated with aerial and ground magnetometer surveys, modeling, geologic ground reconnaissance, geo mapping, surface sampling, and extensive reverse circulation drilling, warranted graduation to diamond core drilling to further delineate the sizable mineralized porphyry discovered at the Wild Bill area of the property,” stated Michael Stanford, President of Jameson Stanford Resources Corp.
The company completed its reverse circulation drilling program of the area earlier this year when 14 of 15 drill holes intersected near surface mineralization continuing to a depth of 500 feet (152.4 meters), then commenced diamond core drilling in August. The diamond core drilling will be complete this November and will culminate with N.I. 43-101 and SEC Industry Guide 7 reporting on the area. The Wild Bill area represents approximately one-fifth of the 4,998 acres comprising the Chopar Mine.
Diamond core drilling is used in the mining and metallurgy industry to probe the contents of known mineralized deposits for their potential by drilling with a hollow diamond impregnated, or surfaced bit, and a core barrel to obtain a rock core. Geologists then can analyze the core visually with the aid of optics, by chemical assay, and conduct petrologic, structural, and mineralogical studies of the rock.
For more information, visit www.JamesonStanford.com
Jameson Stanford Resources Corp. (JMSN) Issues Press Release with Detailed Info on Current Projects
Jameson Stanford Resources, a metals and minerals exploration, development, and production company, today details on its three current projects. The company believes each of these projects represent a very credible opportunity for the extraction and sale of high quality ores and precious metals.
“The preliminary geological reports have confirmed that our sites contain substantial reserves of high-grade copper, gold and silver as well as other highly marketable metals,” stated Michael Stanford, President and CEO of Jameson Stanford Resources. “We have enlisted some of the top names in the mining industry to complete testing and create the necessary assay and industry reports that we believe will translate into substantial shareholder value as we get further into our next phase of production and delivery.”
Star Mountain (Star Mining District) – The Star Mountain project consists of 117 lode mining claims and four metalliferous mineral lease sections located in the Star Mountain range, Star Mining District, in Beaver County, Utah. Based on the Company’s geological analysis, magnetometry studies and reverse circulation drilling samples, it is estimated that total inferred reserves at the Star Mountain site may ultimately involve more than 100,000,000 metric tons of copper ore, plus additional precious and base metals.
Spor Mountain (Spor Mountain Mining District) – The Spor Mountain project consists of nine lode mining claims and three metalliferous mineral lease sections located in Juab County, Utah. Jameson Stanford Resources’ Spor Mountain/Dugway Minerals project involves total area of 2,098 acres. Based on the company’s preliminary geological analysis and two prospect pit excavations, it is estimated that total inferred reserves at the Dugway Minerals site may ultimately involve more than 4,000,000 ounces of silver, commercial concentrations of beryllium, and other precious and base metals. Planned project activities at Spor Mountain in 2012-2013 include prospecting, exploration and development.
Ogden Bay Minerals – The Ogden Bay Minerals property represents a developing mineral excavation project on federal protected wetlands and river systems across 25 square miles of land area known as North Delta, located in West Ogden, Utah. Jameson Stanford Resources was commissioned by the State of Utah Division of Natural Resources, USDA Natural Resources Conservation Service and Weber County Emergency Management to restore wildlife habitat, repair damage, dredge silt and sand, and remove debris from the Weber River. The project contains deposits of alluvial mineral deposits that are created and replenished from 125 miles of river flow from the nearby Wasatch Mountain Range. These alluvial mineral deposits have commercial grades of zircon, usable silica, and other heavy mineral ore.
The results of the technical studies are expected to be made public when available and deemed appropriate.
For more information, visit www.jamesonstanford.com
JMSN Finds Footing in 3 Niche Markets with Promising Project Portfolio
Jameson Stanford is a metals and minerals exploration, development, and production company headquartered in Las Vegas, Nevada.
Based on engineering and geophysical studies conducted by the company since its inception in late 2010, Jameson’s current mining claims and mineral properties have aggregate inferred reserves exceeding $10 billion of gross value at current market prices.
The life of these mines are limited by their mineral reserves, and as such, Jameson’s strategy is to continually replace and expand its reserves through the exploration of existing mining claims and mineral leases to spur continued production and growth.
The company has positioned itself within three niche markets in the mining and metallurgy business:
Copper Ore Concentrates with Precious Metal Component – Hard rock mineralized material will be drilled, blasted, excavated and hauled, then crushed and classified to customer specifications. The company will deliver this product utilizing truck and pup combos for local deliveries, and rail for regional deliveries.
Mined Mineral Concentrates – Finely divided particles from hard rock mining and recovery operations containing significant enrichments of silver and gold will be upgraded by gravity concentrating methods to contain a minimum 3,000 grams of precious metals per ton of concentrate. Mineral concentrate products are dried, bagged, and shipped to customers.
Refined Precious Metals – During 2013–2014, Jameson plans to develop a refining capacity for up to two tons per day of selected precious metals concentrates from its mining and recovery operations. Precious metals concentrates containing greater than 50 percent combined silver/gold mixture will be further concentrated, refined, separated, and manufactured into bar and ingot product.
Jameson operates within these niches through three main projects.
The Star Mountain & Dugway Minerals project, which consists of 117 lode mining claims, and four metalliferous mineral lease sections located in the Star Mountain range, Star Mining District, in Beaver County, Utah. The company estimates total inferred reserves at the Star Mountain site may ultimately involve more than 100 million metric tons of copper ore, plus additional precious and base metals.
The Spor Mountain & Dugway Minerals project, which consists of nine lode mining claims and three metalliferous mineral lease sections located in Juab County. Jameson estimates that total inferred reserves at the Dugway Minerals site may ultimately involve more than 4,000,000 ounces of silver, commercial concentrations of beryllium, and other precious and base metals.
The Ogden Bay Minerals project is a developing mineral excavation project on federal protected wetlands, canals, and river systems across 25 square miles of land area known as North Delta, located in West Ogden, Utah. The company estimates that this project may produce up to approximately 100,000 metric tons of silica product per year.
For more information, visit www.jamesonstanford.com
JMSN Expands Interests Beyond Gold, Silver, Copper
Jameson Stanford, a Nevada-based metals and minerals exploration, development, and production company, is known for its work with copper, gold, and silver, with its current focus on projects in central and southwestern Utah. But the company also has active exploration interests in other lesser known metals, including the following:
• Palladium – Palladium is a rare and soft silvery-white metal that is part of the platinum group. It has similar chemical properties to platinum and other metals in the group, though it has a lower melting point. Its primary application is in automotive catalytic converters, where it acts as a catalyst in the conversion of harmful gases to gases that are innocuous. However, palladium has a number of other important applications, among which is its use in fuel cells where hydrogen and oxygen are combined to produce clean energy. The biggest deposits of palladium are in South Africa, with other important deposits in Canada and Russia. In the U.S., current significant deposits are found in Montana. Palladium is highly valued due to its many applications and its relative rarity.
• Molybdenum – Molybdenum is a dark silvery metal with a very high melting point, and it is valued for its importance in the production of high-performance steel alloys, with its compounds used in the production of durable pigments and other applications. The metals ability to withstand high temperatures is of special value for materials used in the military and for other applications where extreme heat is a factor. The major producer of world molybdenum is China, with the U.S., Chile, Peru, and Mexico also being important sources.
• Uranium – Uranium is of course best known as a source of nuclear fuels. In spite of concerns regarding the use and disposal of nuclear fuels, over 13% of all electricity generated around the world still comes from uranium based fuels, generated by over 400 operating nuclear power plants in 30 different countries, with many more still planned. The U.S. alone has over 100 nuclear reactors, and gets approximately one fifth of its electricity from them.
Natural resources require a balance of corporate and environmental responsibility. Jameson Stanford is pioneering new extraction and exploration methodologies to ensure minimal impact and maximum return on investments.
For additional information, visit the company’s website at www.JamesonStanford.com
JMSN Works Spor Mountain and Ogden Bay Minerals in Utah
Jameson Stanford, a mineral exploration and development company, is working important mineral sites in Utah, where it is focused on gold, silver, and a number of other minerals. Dealing with natural resources today requires a balance of corporate and environmental responsibility. Jameson Stanford is pioneering new extraction and exploration methodologies to ensure minimal impact on the land and maximum return on investments. Sport Mountain and Ogden Bay Minerals are two of their current active sites.
The company’s Spor Mountain project consists of 9 lode mining claims and 3 metalliferous mineral lease sections located in Juab County in west central Utah, approximately 50 miles northwest of the small town of Delta and near the Dugway Military Proving Grounds. The project covers a total of 2,098 acres, and preliminary geological analysis and two prospect pit excavations suggest total inferred reserves at the site may ultimately involve more than 4,000,000 ounces of silver and commercial concentrations of beryllium, along with other precious and base metals. Planned project activities at Spor Mountain in 2013 will focus on prospecting, exploration, and development. Assuming economic feasibility, the company anticipates startup of production/mining operations in 2014.
Ogden Bay Minerals is a developing mineral excavation project on federal protected wetlands, canals, and river systems across 25 square miles of land known as North Delta, located in West Ogden, Utah. The project contains large deposits of alluvial mineral deposits that are created and replenished from 125 miles of river flow from the nearby Wasatch Mountain Range. These alluvial mineral deposits have an approximate average grade of 1.85 grams/ton gold and 200-1,200 grams per ton zircon. Indications are that gold, silver, and other commercial metals and minerals can be efficiently extracted by gravity separation methods. The company estimates that the project can produce up to approximately 100,000 metric tons of saleable silica product per year.
For additional information, visit www.JamesonStanford.com
JMSN Details Mineral Exploration Program and Progress To-Date
Jameson Stanford Resources, a metals and minerals exploration, development, and production company, recently announced its mineral exploration strategy as well as the current status of its existing mining projects.
“Since inception, we have operated as a minerals exploration company focused on acquiring and consolidating mining claims and mineral leases with potential production and future growth through exploration discoveries,” said Michael Stanford, President and CEO of Jameson Stanford Resources. “Our current growth strategy is focused on the initiation and expansion of operations through the exploration and development of our current mining claims and mineral properties into producing projects.”
Results of Jameson Stanford’s current minerals exploration and expansion programs have included the following activities:
• Commenced drilling program and open prospect pit mining on the Star Mountain/Chopar Mine following SEC Industry Guide 7, and National Instrument 43-101 protocols. 17 exploration drill holes 500' (five hundred feet) at depth for a total of 8,500' (eight thousand five hundred feet) of drilling completed thus far. Third party engineering and analytical reports are pending. Fifty more exploratory drilling holes have been selected from the company’s current geologic observations, geophysical data and geochemical data.
• Acquisition of two Metalliferous Mineral Contracts from the State of Utah Trustlands Administration in areas known to carry economic concentrations of base and precious metals such as copper, lead, zinc, beryllium, bismuth, silver and gold. This acquisition expanded the company’s land holdings by 3,324 acres (1,407 acres Star Mountain/Chopar Mine and 1,917 acres Spor Mountain Dugway Minerals, respectively).
• Mined 1,200 short tons of hard rock from two prospect pits at Spor Mountain Dugway Minerals for pilot scale run and testing. Third party engineering and analytical reports are pending.
• Stockpiled approximately 40,105 cubic yards (66,574 tons) of mineral sands at the company’s Ogden Bay Minerals project site for near-term processing.
“The preliminary geological reports have confirmed that our sites contain substantial reserves of high-grade copper, gold and silver as well as other highly marketable metals,” added Mr. Stanford. “We have enlisted some of the top names in the mining industry to complete testing and create the necessary assay and industry reports that we believe will translate into substantial shareholder value as we get further into our next phase of production and delivery.”
Immediate plans for operations include:
• Converting current natural resource sites into producing assets.
• Identifying under-explored mines on existing properties and considering additional under-explored mines for acquisition in the mining districts the company is currently operating that are either built, permitted or have been idled.
• Continuing current exploration and drilling programs and investing resources necessary to discover new ore bodies and open additional mines.
JMSN Successfully Working Utah’s Historic Star Mining Site
Beaver County in west central Utah is home to the historic Star Mining District. Bolcán Mining was formed to pursue the development of certain mining projects and claims located in the district, in addition to some other parts of Utah. Jameson Stanford Resources acquired Bolcán Mining Corporation in 2012, making Bolcán a wholly owned subsidiary of the company, and giving Jameson certain lode mining claims and mineral leases for Star Mountain. They immediately began work at the Star Mountain/Chopar Mine project site, and are currently doing initial excavation and production at the Chopar Mine site along with exploration and discovery activities at other sites within the Star Mountain project. The company is already working with the first deliveries of copper product.
The Star Mountain project consists of 117 lode mining claims and four metalliferous mineral lease sections located in the Star Mountain range, approximately 12 miles west of Milford, Utah. The Star Mountain project covers nearly 5,000 acres with borders expanding as exploration warrants. Geological analysis and magnetometry studies, along with reverse circulation drilling samples, suggest total inferred reserves at the Star Mountain site of perhaps more than 100,000,000 metric tons of copper ore, plus additional silver, gold, PGM, and base metals.
Jameson Stanford acquires mining claims, mineral leases, and mineral excavation permits with significant economic development potential, and has a high level of confidence in their sites, based upon more than 20 years of experience researching natural mineral resources in the western United States. The company already has customers lined up for their ore production, and expects big things for 2013.
For additional information, visit www.JamesonStanford.com
JMSN Completes Reverse Merger
Jameson Stanford Resources, a metals and minerals exploration, development, and production company, announced this morning that it has completed its reverse merger. The Company is now a fully reporting public company with its shares quoted on the Over The Counter Bulletin Board under the symbol JMSN.
“This is a very proud day and the completion of this reverse merger represents a critical step in the execution of our company’s business model,” stated Michael Stanford, President and CEO of Jameson Stanford Resources. “We are building what we believe will soon be recognized as the premier supplier of metal ore, mineral products and metallurgical services to regional customers.”
Jameson Stanford Resources is currently developing three different areas in the foothills outside of Salt Lake City. These three projects represent a very credible opportunity for the extraction and sale of high quality ores and precious metals. The company promised further details via a separate press release in the very near future.
For more information, visit www.jamesonstanford.com
Jameson Stanford Resources Corp. (JMSN) is "One to Watch"
Jameson Stanford Resources Corp. is a metals and minerals exploration, development, and production company focused on the acquisition and consolidation of mining claims and mineral leases. Targeting projects located in historic mining districts, the company is currently engaged in exploration and development activities in connection with two high-grade copper, gold, silver, and base metals properties located in historic mining districts in Beaver County and Juab County, Utah.
The company’s Star Mountain project consists of 117 lode mining claims and four metalliferous mineral lease sections located in the Star Mountain range, Star Mining District. The project covers a total area of 4,998 acres with borders expanding as exploration warrants. Based on geological analysis, magnetometry studies, and reverse circulation drilling samples, the total inferred reserves at this site may ultimately involve more than 100 million metric tons of copper ore, plus precious and PGM base metals.
Jameson Stanford’s Spor Mountain project encompasses nine lode mining claims and three metalliferous mineral lease sections located in Juab County, Utah. The project covers a total area of 2,098 acres. Based on preliminary geological analysis and two prospect pit excavations, this site has been estimated to possibly involve more than 4 million ounces of silver, significant concentrations of beryllium, and other precious and base metals. The company’s Ogden Bay Minerals project nearby is another promising prospect with the potential to produce an estimated 100,000 metric tons of silica product per year, as well as other valuable minerals and metals.
Based on engineering and geophysical studies conducted by the company since inception in 2010, current mining claims and mineral properties have aggregate inferred reserves exceeding $10 billion of gross value at current market prices. In addition to initiating and expanding production operations through exploration discoveries and the development of existing mining claims and mineral properties, management’s growth strategy includes the identification and acquisition of additional under-developed mining claims and mineral leases in established mining districts.
Key Investment Highlights
> $2.5 Million Revenue Runrate/Month Expected by End of May 2013
> Executive Team Retains Decades of Experience and Leadership Expertise
> Multiple Customers for Ore Production Already Lined Up
> Positive EBITDA and Net Profit Projected for Current Fiscal Year
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Star Mountain Resources Inc. is a micro cap mining company focused on the acquisition of mineral properties and their development into producing mines. We believe the business climate is favorable for the low cost acquisition of high value mineral properties and we intend to grow our company primarily through acquisitions.
We are currently engaged in the activities necessary to re-start our Balmat zinc mining operation in St. Lawrence County, New York, recently acquired from HudBay Minerals. The restart will transform our company from a junior explorer to an active producer with a revenue stream in the latter part of 2016.
Massive sulfide zinc mineralization was first recognized in the Balmat-Edwards district in 1838 and first production began in 1915. Since then, the district has produced in excess of 43 million tons of ore from the Balmat, Edwards, Hyatt, and Pierrepont mine complexes with average grades ranging from 8.6% Zn to 16.4% Zn. The Balmat Mine operated continuously from 1930 – 2003, when production ceased due to depressed zinc metal prices. Production resumed in 2006 to directly address a projected, short term concentrate shortfall at the parent company's smelter. The mine was closed and placed on care and maintenance in the fall of 2008 after the projected smelter need was addressed, in the face of a general economic turndown and resulting fall in zinc prices. The Balmat mine has produced a total of 30.7 million tons grading 8.6% zinc. The mine is fully permitted and in compliance with all current Federal and State mining regulations and is currently on care and maintenance status.
Geology and Mineralization
The Balmat-Edwards district zinc deposits occur in intensely folded, distorted and deformed Proterozoic metasedimentary rocks of the NW Adirondack Lowlands, subjected to high temperature and high pressure metamorphism during the Grenville Orogeny approximately 1.1 billion years ago. The zinc deposits are hosted in the Upper Marble Formation, a sequence of shallow water carbonate units characterized by siliceous, dolomitic, diopside-rich and evaporate-bearing marbles. Zinc orebodies exhibit tabular or pod-like geometries and occupy zones within the hinges and axial regions of folds and faults associated with the Sylvia Lake syncline, a major regional scale structure recognized at Balmat.
The Balmat deposits are classified as SedEx-type, commonly defined as deposits formed from precipitation of metals from brines generated by evaporation and movement of fluids through carbonate and evaporate-rich rocks in marine sedimentary basins. The fluids/brines leach metals as they migrate through the sedimentary pile along regional and local structures and ultimately reach the sea floor where the metals precipitate as lenses and sheets in favorable structural and stratigraphic settings.
Commodity: Zinc
Location: St. Lawrence County, New York, in the historic Balmat-Edwards Mining District
Ownership: Wholly owned by Star Mountain Resources
Permits: Fully permitted and in compliance with all current Federal and State mining regulations
Historical Production: 30.7 M tons grading 8.6% zinc
Mine Plan: 8.5-year with excellent potential to increase life of mine and mining rate
Mining Method: Modern mechanized underground mining using a combination of room and pillar and long hole stoping
Mine: 4000 tons per day hoisting capacity, rubber tired, mobile mining fleet
Mill: 5000 tons per day zinc concentrator, a tailings facility, a concentrate storage area, and rail and truck transportation infrastructure
BALMAT INVESTMENT HIGHLIGHTS
The Chopar project covers approximately 2000-hectares in the Star Mining district of southern Utah, near the town of Milford. These holdings comprise 116 unpatented mining claims, fee-simple, patented mining claims and mineral leases on State of Utah lands. The Star Mining District is located in the Star Range of southwestern Utah, approximately 200 miles south-southwest of Salt Lake City. The Star Range hosts tilted and faulted, early Paleozoic to middle Mesozoic carbonate and clastic sedimentary rocks with Tertiary intrusive and extrusive rocks. Base metal and silver and gold mineralization is associated with the Tertiary intrusive event and includes vein-fissure type deposits, chimney-manto replacements, skarns and silicified breccia veins and pipes. The Chopar project area and the larger Star Mining District hold significant potential for economic concentrations of skarn and sediment-hosted Au-Ag mineralization. The presence of skarn mineralization in outcrop, in historic mines and in drill core and chips is encouraging. The extent of zones affected by contact metasomatism is potentially large enough to host orebodies of size and grade of interest to junior and major mining concerns.
Southern Utah is a favorable jurisdiction for permitting and operating mines. In particular, the Star Mining District lies near rail and roads with access to national and international goods and products. The climate is mild and amenable to any mining methodology. The normal activist communities associated with Colorado, Arizona and California are substantially underrepresented. The operations of CS Mining, immediately adjacent to the project area are proof that small scale, open pit mining operations may be successfully permitted and operated in Beaver County.
Joseph Marchal - CEO
Joseph Marchal served as chief executive officer for Asia-Pacific Region of Chi-X Global Inc., a subsidiary of Instinet, LLC, from November 2008 to June 2009, where he was responsible for the Instinet platform expansion in the region. Marchal also served as president and managing director of Asia Region at Instinet, LLC, as well as president of Instinet Japan Ltd. from January 2004 to November 2008, where he had strategic responsibility for Instinet's Asian product. Marchal joined Deutsche Bank Securities from 2002 to 2004, and served as senior managing director of Deutsche Bank Securities, where he was responsible for the distribution of Japanese Equities Global Product. Marchal was also its managing director, and was in charge of sales trading, agency execution, program trading, listed futures, and options and connectivity sales. He served as head of Japanese Equity Sales Trading and Execution Services at Salomon Brothers Japan (now Nikko Citigroup) from 1996 to 2002, and previously held senior positions in Asia at Daiwa Securities International and Fidelity Investments Japan as director of trading from 1983 to 1996. Marchal began his career in 1983 at Maruso Securities as a floor trader on the Tokyo Stock Exchange and has more than 25 years of experience in the securities industry, where he was an active member of the Tokyo brokerage community and a regular participant in industry advisory groups and conference panels. Marchal holds a Bachelor of Science from Sophia University, Japan.
Mark Osterberg Ph.D - President/ COO
Mark Osterberg has worked for major gold and base metal mining companies and has over 30 years of experience in the mining business. He has provided high-level technical expertise to projects in the USA and overseas and has managed multiyear exploration and development projects as well. Osterberg has expertise and experience in porphyry copper and molybdenum systems, carlin-type gold systems, shear-zone and volcanic-hosted mesothermal gold systems, magmatic Cu-Ni-PGE and construction materials. His project related experience includes grass-roots, green-fields reconnaissance programs, brownfields exploration and development programs, mine geology and modeling. He has developed innovative mapping techniques for regional and mine scale programs, has excellent computer skills and is an expert GIS for geology practitioner.
Donna Moore - CFO
Donna Moore is a business financial professional with over 29 years of hands-on business experience and has held positions as chief financial officer, controller, and secretary/treasurer of both public and private corporations. Her experience includes general accounting, financial reporting, systems implementation and management, treasury functions, and cost accounting. From 2010 to present, Moore has served as chief financial officer for Summit Capital USA, Inc. in Tempe, Arizona. Previously, Moore served as chief financial officer of: eWellness Healthcare Corporation; Elevate, Inc. in San Clemente, California; Voice Assist, Inc. in Lake Forest, California; and Oraco Resources in Tempe, Arizona. Moore has also served as part-time controller for Skye International, Inc. in Scottsdale, Arizona, and controller for Monarch Brass & Copper Corp. in Waterbury, Connecticut. Moore specializes in executing uniform financial controls so as to improve productivity, reduce costs, and maximize profitability. She has a Bachelor of Science in Business Management, and an MBA in finance and accounting from Brigham Young University.
Thomas Bidgood, Ph.D - Consulting Geologist
Dr. Thomas Bidgood has worked for major gold and base metal mining companies and has more than 30 years of experience in both the exploration and operations side of the mining business. He has provided high level technical expertise to projects in the U.S. and overseas, and has managed multiyear exploration and development projects. Dr. Bidgood has expertise and experience in porphyry copper and molybdenum systems, volcanogenic massive sulfides, shear-zone and volcanic-hosted mesothermal gold systems and magmatic Cu-Ni-PGE systems. His project related experience includes grass-roots, green-fields reconnaissance programs, brownfields exploration and development programs and geological modeling in support of acquisitions and operations. He has developed innovative cross-training techniques for exploration and mine geologists and is an expert geophysics for geology practitioner. From 2001 to 2011 he was professor and chairman of the Natural Sciences and Math Department for Colorado Christian University in Lakewood, Colorado.
John Heinzig - Operations Manager
John Heinzig has been working in a support position with Star Mountain for the past two years as operations manager. Heinzig has a great amount of experience in managing people and operations and has a varied background in both fields. He was a strategic accounts manager in the circuit board industry for eight years, was production manager for Duraflex Products, and spent 13 years in the automotive industry as a service manager, service advisor, parts manager and sales manager. Most recently he was in the position of director of private equity funds at Summit Capital USA. Heinzig brings organization skills and the ability to follow a project to completion. He is tasked with keeping all of Star Mountain's mining claims on track and up-to-date, as well as any other mining requirements that may include procurement, transport, and will be involved at the ground level in all future and current M&A projects.
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