My 10-year manifesto for the mining & metals industry
10 changes I would like to see happen in the mining industry over the next 10 years
Author: Carly Leonida
I’m Carly, author of The Intelligent Miner. I’m a UK-based technical writer and consultant and have been covering the mining industry for over a decade
Making over mining stakeholder engagement
Carly Leonida and Wendy Tyrrell examine responsible mineral sourcing and its ability to muster and empower voices across the entire mining value chain
Consumerism & the mining industry: part 2
In the second of two consecutive articles, Carly Leonida and Elizabeth Freele discuss how to bridge the gap between mining companies and consumers, and build trust and appeal in this vital sector
Consumerism & the mining industry: part 1
In the first of this two-part article series, Carly Leonida and Elizabeth Freele explore the need for a better relationship between the mining industry and its consumers
Virtual warehouses for future mines
Victoria Stephen explains how digital technologies can help connect mines with local suppliers and support community growth
Why mines need to shop more locally
Carly Leonida speaks to Mining Shared Value managing director, Jeff Geipel, about the benefits local procurement can bring for everyone
The importance of managing change in mining
By failing to prepare properly for change, mining companies are effectively preparing to fail. Carly quizzes Friska Wirya on the need for better change management and transformational leadership
Mining people, processes & productivity
Carly Leonida and Gus Minor explore different ways to optimise human performance and wellbeing in mining operations
Restructure, reenergise, redefine success
Carly Leonida and Alex Moss explore Canaria Technologies’ recent reorganisation and the benefits to be gained from different management structures in the mining industry
Miners must prioritise CO2 reductions
With the prospect of two-tiered commodity prices being debated, Joe Carr joins Carly to discuss how and why mining companies need to pick up the pace on their CO2 reduction efforts