June 2022
7 - 21 Jun 2022
Tue/Thu 6pm-7:30pm PST
BRIMM204 is focused on building a financial model for a mine. Data from a NI43-101 for a real project will be used to generate this model. Participants will learn how to read and harvest data from a NI43-101 as well as how to build this into a financial model that can be used to make decisions around the project.
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Sun 12 Jun 2022
9:00 AM - 4:00 PM (7 hours)
BRIMM107 will focus on tactics to increase information transparency in the concentrate trade, and how asymmetric information can result in complex deals that impact miners' profitability. We will talk about how off-take agreements are structured, making it challenging to price. We will end the day with solutions, both technical and relationship-based. We will quantify the value of fixing the problem and work out a couple of synthetic case studies.
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6 - 20 Sep 2022
Tue/Thu 4pm-5:30pm PST
The goal of this course is to help participants decide whether they want to pursue the full Executive Microcertificate, while still teaching core concepts that will be useful for any career in the industry as a stand-alone course. This is the foundation course for the program. We are going to tie together our 4 core themes – sustainability, exploration, mineral processing, and finance, into a common economic thesis.
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6 - 20 Sep 2022
Tue/Thu 6pm-7:30pm PST
The goal of BRIMM201 is to look at more depth into the economic benefit of conducting plant upgrades. By working through case studies around the main plant economic drivers the course aims to give the participant an appreciation of the main variables, their interaction and how potential changes can affect not only plant profitability but sustainability of the operation.
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11 - 25 Oct 2022
Tue/Thu 4pm-5:30pm PST
BRIMM102 is all about the variables that go into mining finance. We are going to talk about modeling; we are going to talk about commodity prices and risk. Cost of capital will get covered, and how we compete for money, lag time, cycle time, and the core issues with building a balance sheet. Finally, we are going to talk about the difference between accounting and actual profits.
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1 - 15 Nov 2022
Tue/Thu 4pm-5:30pm PST
The goal of BRIMM103 is to capture the gap between sustainability and financial decision making. Good decisions can be both sustainable and deliver to the economic bottom line, Excellent decision making delivers to all of the triple bottom lines. This course will leave you with the ability to write a sustainable business statement in the mining industry around any decision you make for your company.
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1 - 15 Nov 2022
Tue/Thu 4pm - 5:30pm
BRIMM206 builds off the sustainability economics foundations introduced in BRIMM103. It takes a close look at a number of topics relating to sustainability and the mining industry including ore bodies as a common, energy efficiency, carbon pricing, tailings dams and their impact. It is the capstone course in the sustainability specialization relating all of these issues to economics, stakeholders, the environment and our license to operate.
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Tue/Thu 6pm-7:30pm PST
The goal of this course is to help participants decide whether they want to pursue the full Executive Microcertificate, while still teaching core concepts that will be useful for any career in the industry as a stand-alone course. This is the foundation course for the program. We are going to tie together our 4 core themes – sustainability, exploration, mineral processing, and finance, into a common economic thesis.
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