TSXV:SLG - Post Discussion
Post by
moneywagon on Sep 28, 2023 11:58am
SLG VP EXPLORATION TERRY WALKER GEOLOGIST 27YEARS IN CHILE
Mr. Walker, the guy who SNIFFS OUT THE TARGETS.... is one of thee TOP HOUNDS. Terry has huge octopus arms in Chile mining for decades and the his circle of conglomerats is abundant!!
Booth left SLG to go work at Lithium Chile but Booth is still very much HERE AT SLG along with Kroontje, Jose Castro, Terry Walker, Gordon Aldcorn. Lithium Chile knows everything about SLG.
Go look at the BOD of Lithium Chile and Stuave Gold
Jose Gustavo Castro and Terry Walker are very close, they have spit more dirt together than you know!!!
Jose use to work for NRG Metals. I have followed Jose for almost a decade now.
We have a DYNAMITE team picking those targets, not show us the numbers!! lol
Management
San Lorenzo Gold is managed by a team with capital markets and exploration experience supported by a board with public company knowledge. San Lorenzo’s Vice President of Exploration, Terry Walker, has been active in the Chilean mining sector for the last 27 years where he is a resident and manages a team of industry professionals focused on advancing San Lorenzo’s properties
Terry Walker, is a highly-experienced geologist with over 53 years of international experience, over 25 years in Chile’s mining industry and is well-connected throughout the sector.
He is the co-founder of GeoServicios Piedra Dorada – an exploration and development services company, focused on Latin America. Previously, Terry was V.P. Exploration and General Manager for Polar Star Mining and International PBX Ventures in Chile. He has also acted as an independent consultant on project evaluation, generation and management in Chile for a variety of senior and junior companies including; Noranda Chile, Minera Teck, Hunter Dickinson Inc, Northern Dynasty, MK Gold and White Mountain Titanium Company. Prior to his work in Chile, Terry worked as a senior geologist for major and junior mining companies in Canada. Terry is a Qualified Person for the North American and Australian stock exchanges
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