Dear Colleagues
There was a special session on porphyry coppers in BC at the RdUp last week and a lead-off speaker was Prof Mike Doggett. The title of his talk was "The Business of BC Copper" and he looked at the industry over the last 45 years. While most of us likely feel we ply our craft without needing to deal with what Mike discusses, our opportunity to work largely stems from other people making decisions to spend money to pursue the business opportunities Mike outlines. Without these decisions, we would not have clients. https://spaces.hightail.com/receive/mNfpAJqb8U/a2VuQGNvbmRvcmNvbnN1bHQuY29t At the AEMA conference in December, an industry pundit complained geologists needed to be more aware of the economic factors which affect the industry. I'd say the same message applies to the geophysical community. Cheers/Ken Condor Consulting, Inc./Condor North Consulting ULC North Building 6400N The Condor Mini-Theater presentations return for 2019. The talk schedule will be distributed February 15, 2019. <http://www.condorconsult.com/> www.condorconsult.com
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