John G. Kelly

The Canadian Institute of Mining, Metallurgy & Petroleum (CIM) is a not-for-profit technical society of professionals in the Canadian minerals, metals, materials, and energy industries. CIM is based in Westmount, Canada, and has subsidiaries in Canada. CIM provides a wealth of benefits to its members, including building industry knowledge, enhancing professional profiles, and raising Canadian company visibility. The institute offers a range of services, including professional development, distinguished lecturer programs, and awards. The private company was founded by Patrick B. Carlson, and the CEO is Angela Hamlyn.

Vale Inco Ltd. manufactures nickel materials for manufacturing stainless steel and batteries. It also mines and processes copper, gold, cobalt and platinum metals. The company also manufactures flakes and powders for use in catalysts, electronics and paints. Its mining and processing operations are in Canada, Indonesia and the UK. Vale Inco was founded in 1901 and is located in Toronto, Canada.

Northern Centre for Advanced Technology, Inc. is a non-profit-organization that helps the growth of innovative companies, provides health and safety training and short-term event space. The firm’s training and development includes contractor registration, training catalog, common core training, contractor orientation, supervisor training, equipment simulation and training centre, e-learning training, custom training development, record management and site compliance, and occupational health and safety. Its facility and event services covers The NORCAT Centre, NORCAT Underground Centre, Training and Development Facilities, Innovation Mill Facilities, and Short-Term Event Facilities. The company was founded by Glenn Crombie and Darryl Lake in 1995 and is headquartered in Greater Sudbury, Canada.