VANCOUVER, British Columbia, April 16, 2018 -- The International Mining Investment Conference (IMIC) is coming to the Vancouver Convention Centre East on May 15-16. There will be over 70 leading mining companies exhibiting, presenting the perfect occasion for attendees to meet with management teams and gain early access to new opportunities.
Over 30 keynote speakers will be discussing the future of mining, energy and finance. A special focus will be placed on metals in-demand by the energy and innovation sectors.
Investors looking for behind-the-scenes exposure should attend the Cambridge House hallmark feature, the portfolio showcase. Legendary investors are invited to the stage alongside their top holdings for presentation and Q&A.
Keynote speakers include Chris Parry (Equity.Guru), Peter Schiff (Euro Pacific Capital Inc), Brent Cook (Exploration Insights) and Frank Holmes (U.S. Global Investors Inc).
All investors are invited to participate in the Mining Recruitment Group Deal Room. The Deal Room will host one-on-one meetings between qualified investors, companies and conference speakers.
Cambridge House expects over 3,000 people in attendance.
The International Mining Investment Conference is produced by Cambridge House International, Canada’s undisputed leader in technology and mining investment conferences.
To learn more about the International Mining Investment Conference, or to register, please visit Cambridgehouse.com/IMIC or call 604-687-4151. Registration is $19 in advance and $30.00 at the door.
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