Brent Anderson
Corporate Officer/Principal bij Haile Gold Mine, Inc.
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Brent Anderson is currently employed as a Mine Manager at Haile Gold Mine, Inc. He obtained an undergraduate degree from New Mexico Institute of Mining & Technology.
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Haile Gold Mine, Inc.
 Haile Gold Mine, Inc. Precious MetalsNon-Energy Minerals Part of OceanaGold Corp., Haile Gold Mine, Inc. is a mining company based in Kershaw, SC. The company is committed to mining responsibly, driving economic growth, and environmental stewardship. Haile Gold Mine employs over 600 people within the region and has an annual economic impact of more than $70 million. The company invests over $4.50 million on environmental impact studies and spends more than $3 million a month in the local community. Haile Gold Mine is dedicated to its community and cares about its fellow residents, as demonstrated by its donation of a home to a 76-year-old resident who lost everything to a house fire. | Corporate Officer/Principal | - |
Opleiding van Brent Anderson
| New Mexico Institute of Mining & Technology | Undergraduate Degree |
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Haile Gold Mine, Inc.
Haile Gold Mine, Inc. Precious MetalsNon-Energy Minerals Part of OceanaGold Corp., Haile Gold Mine, Inc. is a mining company based in Kershaw, SC. The company is committed to mining responsibly, driving economic growth, and environmental stewardship. Haile Gold Mine employs over 600 people within the region and has an annual economic impact of more than $70 million. The company invests over $4.50 million on environmental impact studies and spends more than $3 million a month in the local community. Haile Gold Mine is dedicated to its community and cares about its fellow residents, as demonstrated by its donation of a home to a 76-year-old resident who lost everything to a house fire. | Non-Energy Minerals |
