CIM Toronto Branch Luncheon: 10 Golden Rules

CIM Toronto Branch presents IN PERSON luncheon series:

10 Golden Rules: How Agnico Eagle is Leveraging Government Relations for the Mining Sector

Abstract:

As a regulated industry, the policy environment is essential to the viability of the mining sector. The government relations function is critical to the mining industry and can be a driver of value for companies and the industry. What approaches and best practices can ensure government relations supports mining companies and the mining sector as a whole?

Speakers:

Brad Ryder - Agnico Eagle Mines Limited

Introductions:

Laurisha Bynoe - CIM Toronto Branch Chair

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Bio:

Brad Ryder, is currently the Director, Government Relations with Agnico Eagle Mines Limited. Over a career spanning three continents and multiple industries, Brad has worked with some of the world’s largest companies, most valuable brands, and most influential international organizations on government relations and strategic communications. In the mining sector, Brad has more than a decade of experience in government relations working for Vale, Glencore, and Agnico Eagle Visionary and curious with a focus on articulating clear and compelling messages to shape policy, Brad is passionate about helping organizations develop effective campaigns to navigate complex challenges. Brad holds degrees from the University of Ottawa, l’Institut d’Etudes Politiques de Paris (Sciences-Po) and The Graduate Institute of International and Development Studies in Geneva. In his free time, he enjoys tennis, skiing and paddling and lives in Toronto with his twin girls and his yellow lab.

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