International Mining and Resources Conference (IMARC)

IMARC unveils insights from Middle East's first digital gold mine | International Mining and Resources Conference (IMARC) https://hubs.ly/Q02WWWtk0

Build trust and improving public perception in mining | International Mining and Resources Conference (IMARC) https://hubs.ly/Q02WWSYL0

Australia’s chief scientist Dr Cathy Foley gave an important address at this year's International Mining and Resources Conference (IMARC) in Sydney, urging the country’s mining and metals industry leaders to properly frame the problem they are trying to solve for the world to give themselves a shot at delivering a new economic miracle. Or risk being exposed to the wrong kind of “Kodak moment”. “Australia’s mining sector is known for its innovation,” she told the Mining, Metals and the Circular Economy forum at IMARC 2024. “But now it’s time to double down on that reputation and do everything we can to ensure innovation drives the coming two decades, whether that's innovation in business models, extraction techniques, processing or circular economy technologies." For the full story, click on the link below.

Dr David Ransom Honoured with IMARC Legend in Mining Award 2024 IMARC | International Mining and Resources Conference (IMARC) https://hubs.ly/Q02WWSYJ0

Last week, IMARC welcomed over 100 recent graduates and undergraduates to our NextGen Leaders Program. A big thank you to WA Mining Club for your support!

Congratulations to Jasmin Bentink on being awarded the Epiroc Women in Mining Scholarship for 2025! 🎉 Last week at IMARC, Jasmin joined us as one of our NextGen Leaders. She truly exemplified the spirit of the NextGen Leaders Program by speaking on the conference program, engaging with exhibitors on the Expo Floor, mentoring our NextGen Junior Program during an exhibitor floor walk, and making the most of Australia’s largest mining event.

I’m thrilled to have attended #IMARC2024 in Sydney as a NextGen delegate and a mentor for the NextGen Future Leaders Speed Mentoring event. It was inspiring to connect with emerging leaders who are just as passionate about shaping a sustainable and innovative future for mining. IMARC, Australia’s largest mining event, hosted over 9,000 delegates from more than 115 countries — showcasing Australia’s commitment to sustainable mining practices, net-zero goals and critical mineral development. This premier event truly drives collaboration, investment and fresh ideas for a resilient, future-ready industry. As a mentor, I had the privilege of sharing my early career insights, discussing industry challenges and offering advice to emerging leaders on networking strategies and the wealth of opportunities within the industry. Supporting the next generation is essential as we work toward meaningful transformations in mining, especially in areas like ESG and sustainable mineral practices. It’s truly inspiring to see so many dedicated young leaders like me at the event, all sharing the same commitment and drive to make a real positive impact in the mining industry. Our perspectives are just as important as anyone else's, as we are the future of this industry and have the potential to drive meaningful change. A big thank you to Chris, Marianne, Claire and the Austmine team for inviting me once again to this impactful event and for their support in my professional development this year. Engaging with exhibitors and reconnecting with professionals like Dani and the WA Mining Club Young Professionals, Suzy (CoRE Learning Foundation), Christina Coleman (Indigenous Women in Mining and Resources Australia), Jessica Keast, Flavia (Fleet Space Technologies), Jon Robbeson, AusIMM management teams and student chapters, and many others was a highlight of my experience. From meeting international delegates to lifting a 12kg gold bar showcased by ABC Refinery, the week was filled with invaluable moments. I also had the privilege of hearing from industry legend Mitch Hooke, who shared valuable insights with us NextGen leaders. The NextGen panel discussion emphasised the need to improve public perceptions, adopt a multidisciplinary approach, and educate students about the positive role of mining in Australia from an early age — key factors for moving forward. The IMARC Gala Dinner, where I joined the NextGen table sponsored by Newmont Corporation, perfectly closed an inspiring week at IMARC. I look forward to staying connected with this community and continuing to support the future leaders of mining! International Mining and Resources Conference (IMARC) Australian Institute of Geoscientists (AIG) AusIMM Geoscience Society #Mining #METS #NextGenLeaders #SustainableMining #CriticalMinerals #ESG #Mentorship

Newmont wrapped up an exciting and impactful International Mining and Resources Conference (IMARC) last week, where our team shared expertise across critical industry topics. Thank you to our amazing speakers and panelists Melissa Winks, Chris Twaddle, and Brooke Adamson, as wells as to our incredible graduates for their support in the CoRE Learning Gamification Zone as part of IMARC’s expanded NextGen program. They were able to engage more than 500 students across Australia in interactive Earth science and STEM activities. Thank you to everyone who visited, connected, and contributed to our journey of innovation and sustainability in mining! #IMARC2024 #NewmontInnovation #MiningExcellence #NextGenLeaders #SustainableMining #ESG

Wow ✨️ Being apart of the International Mining and Resources Conference (IMARC) 2024 was such an amazing experience, being exposed to all of the new technology, strategies, conversations and networks around making this industry more sustainable and effective for the future generations behind us and what that will look like was such an eye opener, possibilies are endless. I wanted to give a massive shout out to team Indigenous Women in Mining and Resources Australia (IWIMRA) for having me along this journey with yous from here on in Karina Lynch, Christina Coleman & Leah Cummins yous have done an amazing job at putting together this space for Indigenous Women in the Industry to be apart of and having goals, initiatives & future plans set in place for us to be apart of too. Please if yous haven't already please support IWIMRA as a collaboration, sponsors, as memeber & allies. everyone is welcome and any contribution will be much appreciated for us to grow together. The connections and networking that was made over the jam packed 3 days was unreal, looking forward to many more of these conferences to come and seeing all these lovely faces again in the near future. This doesn't stop here. Women supporting women in the industry and other sectors is what we need out there. Another thanks to Sandvik for being one of IWIMRA's sponsors and supporting us thank you Thiess for sponsoring myself & Sheree Jenkins and the IWIMRA sisters and your continous support. 3 Full Days are finally DONE! 🌿✨️👣 Too Deadly