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1 PROGRAMME BROCHURE November 2018, NAIROBI, KENYA Unveiling mining opportunities within the Big Four agenda: navigating the pace! Hosted by Endorsed by Diamond sponsor November 2018, NAIROBI, KENYA 1

2 KENYA MINING FORUM UNVEILING MINING OPPORTUNITIES WITHIN THE BIG FOUR AGENDA: KENYA NAVIGATING THE PACE! KENYA MINING FORUM WELCOMES YOU! It is with great pleasure I welcome you, dear participants, to Mining Forum 2018 edition. WHY KENYA? The mineral industry in has a marked connection with the Big Four agenda, providing key raw materials for at least three of the four pillars. Numerous industrial minerals are used as raw materials in manufacturing. Precious metals and gemstones are also used in manufacturing of jewellery for the local and export markets. Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR) considered more an act of philanthropy, and giving back to society. s leaders have ensured the residents benefit with a clear Community Development Agreement (CDA). The nations upbeat tempo and progressive mindset is ready to embrace technology and innovations to leapfrog the entire mining value chain towards a modern mining player (ie. Upcoming Airborne Survey). Mining Forum is hosted by the Chamber of Mines, body that represents the interests of investors in the mineral development value chain, in collaboration with Spintelligent Ltd, a company recognised internationally for organising similar world class mineral related events around the continent. Spintelligent is based in South Africa, a country whose economy is highly supported by minerals incomes and makes Mining Forum a not-to-miss event, worthy of your participation. Being stakeholders in the mineral sector in one way or another,, our beloved country, intends to partner with you. As investor, we could join forces to unlock and exploit opportunities in the mineral sector to make it a key support of s economy. I wish to welcome you most sincerely to this year exciting edition. Dear participants, this may be your first, second or third edition that you attend. I wish to confirm to you that there is always something more to learn from this diverse and globally representative gathering. Such a mix of people, from varying backgrounds, does not present itself to you without your notable effort. That is why I wish to laud you for choosing to enrich such diversity. Without you, we truly could be missing the opportunity you offer us by being part of this forum. You are definitely an important delegate. Welcome and enjoy yourself as you interact and follow proceedings and presentations. You will not be the same person by the time we close this forum but more than ever you will be ready to exploit the opportunities that will be unlocked and identified here. As you engage during these two days, I urge you to feel welcome, prepare your mind to learn and network. And most importantly, aim to place your upcoming investment priorities in. As the Chief Executive Officer of Chamber of Mines, I whole heartedly welcome you to very fruitful engagements, active participation and memory taking networking. You definitely did not make any mistake to invest your time and resources to be part Mining Forum. Moses Njiru Njeru Chief Executive Officer, Chamber of Mines AGENDA AT A GLANCE MONDAY 12 NOVEMBER 2018 TUESDAY 13 NOVEMBER 2018 FREE EXPO Investor Briefing Opening Ceremony Conference sessions B2B international exhibition & equipment display area Free technical workshops FREE EXPO Conference sessions B2B international exhibition & equipment display area Free technical workshops SOCIAL AND NETWORKING CALENDAR NEW! Matchmaking meetings (All day) Networking Lunch & Refreshment Breaks Networking Lunch & Refreshment Breaks 2 Welcome cocktail CEO Roundtable

3 2018 WILL BE BIGGER NEW! INTERNATIONAL B2B EXPO BUSINESS MATCHMAKING Mining Forum will feature local and international mining players, technologies and services providers looking at mining and quarrying as their next business investment. Meet the key mining operators and present their solutions to them! View the expo floorplan on page 8 Meet and greet! Make sure you link with the right business partner before the event even starts. Mining Forum offers a free-to-access online matchmaking platform to all our delegates, sponsors and exhibitors. Find out more on NEW! EQUIPMENT DISPLAY AREA 2-DAY HIGH LEVEL CONFERENCE AND DEBATES Technologies and equipment providers will exclusively display and present their solutions to service the mining industry with top range products. View the site plan on page 10 Get insights from over 60 local and international speakers covering the full mining value chain in, from an investment breakfast to manufacturing, you will hear all about the success stories of key mining operations in! View the full conference programme on pages 5-7 WHAT TO EXPECT IN Mines and exploration companies Sponsors & Exhibitors Expo floor (SQM) Attendees Business meeting connections Countries represented FOR MORE INFORMATION ON KENYA MINING FORUM 2018 AND NEW EVENT FEATURES, VISIT November 2018, NAIROBI, KENYA 3

4 SPEAKERS MEET OVER 60 EXPERT SPEAKERS TACKLING THE CURRENT ISSUES, SHARING THEIR EXPERIENCE, EXPERTISE AND VISION FOR THE FUTURE OF THE MINING INDUSTRY IN KENYA AND THE EAST AFRICAN REGION Moses Njiru Njeru Chief Executive Officer, Chamber of Mines, Andrew Mugambi Partner, Hamilton, Harrision & Mathews, Anthony Zagoritis Chief Executive Officer, Lapigems, Bahati Morara Business Development and Commercial Director, Nairobi Securities Exchange, Cedric Simonet Chairman, Chamber of Mines, Gabriel Negatu Director General: East Africa Regional Development and Business Delivery Office, African Development Bank (AfDB), Geoffrey Alondo Head of Enterprise Banking, Stanbic Bank () Ltd, Prof. Gituro Wainaina Professor of Business Analytics, University of Nairobi, Jared Osoro Director of Research, Policy, and Financial Markets, Bankers Association, Joe Schwarz General Manager: External Affairs and Development, Base Titanium, Kimani Peter Wainaina Chief Executive Officer, Kencoal Ltd, Philippa Hutchinson Chief Advisor Sustainability Community Government, Environment, Acacia Mining, Richard Kiplagat Chief Commercial Office and Managing Director for East Africa Practice, Shalom M. Ndiku Legal Programme Manager - Africa, Thomson Reuters Foundation, Susan Maingi Director Corporate Affairs, Communications & Sustainable Development, Bamburi Cement Ltd, member of LafargeHolcim, BE PART OF OUR COMMUNITY AND CONNECT WITH KENYA MINING FORUM #KMF

5 MONDAY 12 NOVEMBER: INVESTMENT BRIEFING Session 1.1: Where does mining feature within s investment deck of cards? Chairman: Senior representative, Hamilton, Harrison & Mathews, 08:00 Steering investors into the correct legal path to fit s mining landscape Andrew Mugambi, Partner, Hamilton, Harrison & Mathews, 08:15 Panel Discussion Are there any new initiatives, requirements and legislations for investors to take into consideration? What progresses have been made on the airborne geographical survey and what does it mean for the industry? What is the status of mining licences? Expanding on the new legislation from Nairobi Securities Exchange What are the opportunities for South African and relating to FDI? What are the environmental rules and regulations for mining, extractives or quarry operators to abide by? Andrew Mugambi, Partner, Hamilton, Harrison & Mathews, Moses Ikiara, Managing Director, Ken-Invest, Abel Chumba, Chairman, Mineral Rights Board, Richard Kiplagat, Chief Commercial Officer and Managing Director for East Africa, africapractice, Bahati Morara, Commercial Director, NSE, Cynthia Sakami, Legal Officer, NEMA, H.E. Koleka Mqulwana, South African High Commissioner, * 09:30 Q&A session Sponsored by 10:00 Refreshment break on the exhibition floor Opening Session: Unveiling mining opportunities within the Big Four agenda: navigating the pace! Chairman: Patrick Obath, Associate Director, Adam Smith International Ltd, Sponsored by WHY PARTICIPATE IN THE CONFERENCE? Engage with the Chamber of Mines to learn more about benefits and potential within the mining and minerals arena. Understand where fits on the international and regional investment strategy: What are the requirements to create a local market place? Optimise your presence in an industry set to grow, being in the top 5 countries with rare earth deposits in the world. Understand how regulations (Mining Act) and investment policies make a low-risk mining destination. Meet and network with key role players in the n mining space from the private and public sectors. Increase your chance of networking opportunities with key features: B2B meetings, indoor exhibition and our online match-making platform. Access available sources of finance to tap into mining potential estimated to be worth $62 billion. Learn more about the latest techniques and services that can increase your operations productivity and improve cost cutting. 10:30 Welcome from the organisers Emmanuelle Nicholls, Group Director: Mining & Agriculture, Spintelligent, SA 10:35 Welcome remarks from the host - Chamber of Mines Moses Njiru Njeru, Chief Executive Officer, Chamber of Mines, 10:45 Contributing to s Development Agenda Base Titanium s Kwale Mine Joe Schwarz, General Manager External Affairs and Development, Base Titanium, 11:00 Transforming the mining industry s mind set: Leveraging on the African Mining Vision Claudine Sigam Head, Human and Institutional Capacities, African Minerals Development Center (AMDC), Ethiopia* Ministerial Opening Ceremony Chairman: Senior representative, Ministry of Petroleum and Mining, * 11:15 Introduction from s Ministry of Petroleum and Mining John Omenge, Principal Secretary, State Department of Mining, Ministry of Petroleum and Mining, * 11:30 Ministerial address: Positioning as a market place to open mining businesses and generate local growth Hon. John Munyes, Cabinet Secretary, Ministry of Petroleum and Mining, * 11:50 Official opening of the exhibition and VIP tour 12:15 Networking lunch DID YOU KNOW? s Big 4 Agenda includes: manufacturing, universal healthcare, affordable housing, and food security! The mineral industry has a marked connection with the agenda in so far as it provides key raw materials for at least three of the four pillars. Dr. Cédric Simonet, Chairman, Chamber of Mines, * Invited speakers November 2018, NAIROBI, KENYA 5

6 MONDAY 12 NOVEMBER: AFTERNOON SESSIONS Session: 1.2: Spotlight on the counties: Looking for attractive mining and quarrying investment opportunities Chairman: Pius Rotich, General Manager, Ken-Invest, 13:15 Panel Discussion Where are the prominent mineral deposits located that can attract investment and generate local wealth? Does each county have their own legal framework, taxes and policies for the mining operators? Can we discuss and develop policies to attract investment in exploration and mining and putting in place mechanisms for dealing with land access issues? What is the latest formula relating to minerals mined in a specific county; distribution to state, county and community from initial operator s turnover? Cedric Simonet, Chairman, Chamber of Mines, Mairura Omwenga, Chairman, Town and County Planners Association of (TCPAK), H.E Josphat Nanok, Governor Turkana County and Chairman, Council of Governors, Sammy Ndolo, Managing Partner, Kieti Advocates LLP, Sen. Paul Mwangi Githiomi, Committee Chair, Land, Environment and Natural Resources, * 14:15 Q&A session 14:30 Refreshment break on the exhibition floor Session: 1.3: Laws, policies and direction fitting for a modern mining sector! Chairman: Gordon Abuja, Commercial Associate (Oil, Gas and Mining), Oseko Ouma LLP, 15:15 Panel Discussion What is the status relating of the issuing and renewals of mining licences in? What are the highlights over the past two years since the enactment of s Mining Act 2016? Walk us through the mandatory laws and policies for a mining operator considering investing in. Who will hold hands with the mining operator to make the processes manageable? 16:20 Networking break on the exhibition floor Session: 1.4: Making sense of financial matters: Seeking solutions for s emerging mining industry Chairman: Jared Osoro, Director of Research, Policy & Financial Markets, Bankers Association, 17:00 Panel Discussion Who is lending finance to the mining sector in? How can a mining operator / licence holder find the right support? How can small scale and artisanal miners get funding to lease equipment for mining projects? Are there opportunities for partnerships between the ASM s and larger mining operators? Where are the gaps with-in s banking system and how can we address them to service mining operator s? Where can South Africa support and guide on how to offer financial support and lending to develop the industry of mining to the next level? Gabriel Negatu, Director General, East Africa Regional Development and Business Delivery Office, African Development Bank, Geoffrey Alondo, Head of Enterprise Banking, Stanbic Bank () Ltd, Bahati Morara, Commercial Director, Nairobi Securities Exchange (NSE), H.E. Koleka Mqulwana, South African High Commissioner, * 17:45 Q&A session 18:00 End of Day 1 18:15 WELCOME COCKTAIL * Invited speakers Wairimu Karanja, Director, EnVantage Law, Senior representative, KPMG, Joyce Mukururi, Managing Partner, Njeri Mukururi & Company Advocates, * Patrick Obath, Associate Director, Adam Smith International Ltd, 16:00 Q&A session ABOUT OUR HOST The Chamber of Mines was formed in 2000 to represent the interests of s miners, exploration companies, mineral traders, suppliers and professionals in the mining industry. The Chamber of Mines endeavours to be the leading mineral industry representative and lobbying body in the country, the preferred interlocutor for the government, communities, and other stakeholders with respect to mineral related issues, and a driving force towards the development of the industry. Find out more about the Chamber of Mines, please contact: T:

7 TUESDAY 13 NOVEMBER: MORNING & AFTERNOON SESSIONS Session 2.1: Experiences from within s mining industry Chairman: Mark Wight Masai, Journalist, Nation Media Group NTV, 07:30 Panel Discussion: What has been the highlight of your journey to get to where you are today? What support and direction has your operation received to lead to your present success? How can industry leaders learn from your experiences? Joe Schwarz, General Manager External Affairs and Development, Base Titanium, Gerard Kisbey-Green, CEO, Goldplat Plc, Kilimapesa Gold, Philippa Hutchinson, Chief Advisor Sustainability - Community, Government, Environment, Acacia Exploration, Susan Maingi, Director Corporate Affairs, Communications & Sustainable Development, Bamburi Cement Ltd, Member of LafargeHolcim, 08:15 Q&A session 08:30 Networking break on the exhibition floor Session 2.2: Rediscovering the bedrock of s mining industry: Forging synergies with manufacturing and infrastructure Chairman: Patrick Obath, Associate Director, Adam Smith International Ltd, 09:00 Beneficiation: What are the opportunities for local raw materials to be processed within s borders Joe Mureithi, General Manager, Consol Glass Ltd, 09:15 Panel Discussion Have there been any export incentives or schemes for the movement of raw materials? Can service the entire mining value chain develop manufacturing plants in? How will the quarrying sector grow to meet the demands of the infrastructure and building sector? Arthur Ndegwa, Head of Mining & Mineral Processing Engineering Department, Taita Taveta University, Peter Biwott, CEO, Export Promotion Council, Susan Maingi, Director Corporate Affairs, Communications & Sustainable Development, Bamburi Cement Ltd, member of LafargeHolcim, Joe Mureithi, General Manager, Consol Glass Ltd, 10:00 Q&A session 10:15 Networking break on the exhibition floor Session 2.3: Encouraging signals to shape the gemstone, artisanal and small-scale mining sector: Creating a market place Chairperson: Elena Clarici, President & CEO, Micah Minerals Corp., Canada 11:00 Panel Discussion Gemstone export market how can international players purchase from within the n borders? What is the economic contribution of the ASM sector? What measures are in place to ensure that the ASM sector operates in a conducive business environment? Case study: Best practices from Tanzania Antony Zagoritis, CEO, Lapigems, Diana Atieno, Founder, Porini Gems, Gladwell Wangui Kinangui, Director, Baraka Mining and Minerals Ltd, Peter Biwott, CEO, Export Promotion Council, Sammy Mollel, National Chairman, TAMIDA, Tanzania 12:15 Q&A session 12:30 Networking Lunch Session 2.4: Embracing nouveau technology, digital applications and smart innovation for mining and exploration Chairman: Prof. Guituro Wainaina, Professor of Business Analytics, University of Nairobi, 13:30 An oil monitoring solution for the mining sector Oliver Biyogo, Lubes Sales Manager, Total PLC, 13:40 Driving the future in intelligent mining and infrastructure Henry Ngugi, Regional General Manager, Epiroc - East and Central Africa, 13:50 Panel Discussion: What are the prospects for to embrace artificial intelligence into the mining mix? Can we incorporate clean coal technology through the new coal-fired power plant? Explain what blockchain technology is for ethical traceability of gemstones? Case study: VTEM airborne survey in Western Kimani Peter Wainaina, CEO, Kencoal Ltd, Prof. Bitange Ndemo, Chairman, s Distributed Ledgers & Artificial Intelligence Taskforce, Elena Clarici, President & CEO, Micah Minerals Corp, Canada Crispus Sang, Geologist, Acacia Exploration, Henry Ngugi, Regional GM, Epiroc - East and Central Africa, 14:45 Q&A session 15:00 Networking break on the exhibition floor Session 2.5: CDA: Recognising the residents as partners Chairman: Shalom M. Ndiku, Legal Programme Manager, Africa, Thomson Reuters Foundation, 15:30 Panel Discussion What are the guidelines for operators to give back to society? How do operators include communities to improve living conditions? What are the strict measures for mining and quarry operators to ensure the community does not suffer the harsh effects of land degradation and pollution? Gerard Kisbey-Green, CEO Goldplat Plc, Kilimapesa Gold, Abel Chumba, Chairman, Mineral Rights Board, Clarice Wambua, Partner, Kieti Advocates LLP, Melba Wasunna, Director, Extractives Baraza, Cynthia Sakami, Legal Officer, NEMA, * 16:00 Q&A session Sponsored by Ministerial Closing: Revolutionise s mining sector 16:45 Official closing and recommendations Hon. John Munyes, Cabinet Secretary, Ministry of Petroleum and Mining, * November 2018, NAIROBI, KENYA 7

8 SPONSOR/EXHIBIT TO ENQUIRE ABOUT EXHIBITION AND SPONSORSHIP OPTIONS CONTACT BENJAMIN WEINHEIMER E: T: +27 (0) OR JEAN-TITE OLOUMOUSSIE E: T: +27 (0) WHY SPONSOR / EXHIBIT IN 2018? Generate lucrative and targeted business leads. Save valuable time and achieve numerous sales and marketing objectives in a cost-effective and targeted platform. Showcase your products to the n industry s top stakeholders and decision makers. Develop and strengthen your brand in and in East Africa. Launch new products and increase your brand awareness. Engage with local businesses and form partnerships for local representation or distribution EXHIBITION OPTIONS INDOOR: Present your products and services; expand your business network by creating and strengthening ties with potential and existing business partners. NEW! EQUIPMENT DISPLAY AREA: Showcase your equipment and machinery using hands-on demonstrations. Allow prospects to touch, feel and understand your innovations and technology. KCM MEMBERS: TO ENQUIRE ABOUT OUR SPONSORSHIP AND EXHIBITION OPTIONS AND BENEFIT FROM A 10% DISCOUNT, MAKE SURE TO CONTACT US TODAY: BENJAMIN WEINHEIMER +27 (0) BENJAMIN.WEINHEIMER@SPINTELLIGENT.COM MOSES NJIRU NJERU CEO@KENYACHAMBERMINES.COM NETWORK WITH THE LOCAL AND INTERNATIONAL MINING ECOSYSTEM HIGHLIGHTED SECTORS SERVICES AND TECHNOLOGIES BUSINESS EXPERTS GOVERNMENT AND NGO S Mining and exploration companies Quarrying and Manufacturing Engineering Procurement and Construction (EPC) Energy and power Gemstones and rare earth minerals Mapping and surveying Telecoms Testing, analysis and certification Catering and camp management Processing and chemicals Health and safety Waste and water management Equipment, vehicles and machinery Financial services and banking sector Risk advisory firms / legal / consultant Insurance HR and training County representatives Local government representatives NGOs Trade associations Embassies Universities 8

9 4M 6M 7M SITE PLAN, VENUE EXCLUSIVE 2-DAY CONFERENCE & DEBATES ON ON MINING & QUARRYING BUSINESS MATCHMAKING AREA FOR SPONSORS, DELEGATES & EXHIBITORS POOL AREA CONFERENCE BOUGANVILLE HALL CEO ROUNDTABLE VIP LUNCH AREA MAMTA BAR EQUIPMENTS DISPLAY AREA WALKWAY DELEGATE LUNCH AREA INTERNATIONAL B2B EXHIBITION REFRESHMENTS TECHNICAL WORKSHOPS REFRESHMENTS MAIN ENTRANCE TO JAMBO MATCHMAKING AREA ENTRANCE i REGISTRATION COUNTER TO PARKING FREE-TO-ATTEND TECHNICAL WORKSHOPS 5M 5M 4M 3M 4M 3M 5M 6M 7M d sponsor HEAVY MACHINERY & EQUIPMENT DISPLAY AREA ENTRANCE SAFARI PARK HOTEL & CASINO, NAIROBI, KENYA TO FIND OUT MORE ABOUT TAILOR-MADE SPONSORSHIP PACKAGES AND EXHIBITION OPTIONS PLEASE CONTACT: BENJAMIN WEINHEIMER BENJAMIN.WEINHEIMER@SPINTELLIGENT.COM +27 (0) OR JEAN-TITE OLOUMOUSSIE JEANTITE.OLOUMOUSSIE@SPINTELLIGENT.COM (0) FOR KCM MEMBERS PLEASE CONTACT: MOSES NJIRU NJERU CEO@KENYACHAMBERMINES.COM November 2018, NAIROBI, KENYA 9

10 VISIT WHY VISIT KENYA MINING FORUM EXHIBITION? Growing expo: Source the latest international solutions for your mining operation and uncover leading machinery, technology and innovative services to boost your operations. Local and international suppliers: Meet with 40+ suppliers and experts from and the region and find out how their solutions can fast track your business ventures. Technical workshops: Take part in exclusive and free sessions to enhance your practical expertise and increase your productivity. Stay tuned, the full programme will be available soon! NEW! Equipment display area: View and test the latest technologies at the outdoor equipment display area for heavy machinery and equipment TECHNICAL WORKSHOPS DAY 1: SKILLS AND TECHNIQUES TO ADVANCE MINING OPERATIONS Understanding the basics of finance Working with technology to progress and complement your mining skills Successful mining operations use quality satellite imagery techniques How to power and light up your mine effectively DAY 2: SHAPING ARTISANAL MINERS FOR THE MODERN AND SAFE MINING ENVIRONMENT How to understand the grades of gemstones Opening ceremony: Exclusively, attend the grand opening ceremony on 12 November and listen to the giants from the industry in and the region. TO REGISTER AND ACTIVATE YOUR FREE EXPO PASS, VISIT: + Prevention and attention to employee physical & psychological wellbeing Health & Safety updates: Do s and Don ts for all scale miners Managing water use within mining operations Hosted by Endorsed by Diamond sponsor Premier media partner Gold sponsors Silver sponsors Bronze sponsors Supporting assciations

11 PLAN YOUR VISIT AIRPORTS AND GETTING AROUND Jomo tta International Airport (JKIA), the main gateway to, is located 22km from the centre of Nairobi. It is the largest airport in the country and serves as the main entry point for visitors flying to. TRANSFERS VENUE INFORMATION Airport transfers are $40 per trip. Quote KMF2018 as reference when making your booking Contact: Ms. Charity W. Ndiba T: E: VISA & HEALTH INFORMATION Your passport must be valid for at least 6 months & temporary passports will not be accepted. Find out more on for the list of countries who DO NOT REQUIRE visa into. To apply for your visa online visit Immunisations: Yellow fever vaccination certificate required for travellers over 1 year of age arriving from countries with risk of yellow fever transmission and for travellers having transited more than 12 hours through the airport of a country with risk of yellow fever transmission. The certificate of yellow fever vaccination is valid for 10 years in this country. Safari Park Hotel & Casino, Nairobi City, T: +254 (0) Safari Park Hotel & Lodges offers all Mining Forum Week delegates preferential rates. To benefit from this deal, please contact Charity W. Ndiba: E: cndiba@safariparkhotel.co.ke T: +254 (0) / +254 (0) Booking code: KMF2018 For more information, please contact: Patricia Kazaka Phone: +27 (0) patricia.kazaka@spintelligent.com OUR OTHER MINING EVENTS WHAT TO DO IN NAIROBI Discover the Big 5 at Nairobi National Park established in 1946 Giraffe Centre: meet and feed the giraffes at this conservation and breeding centre in a 94 acre forested park David Sheldrick Elephant & Rhino orphanage: rescue and rehabilitation centre for orphaned elephants open to the public for viewing mud baths and feedings October 2018 Abuja, Nigeria June 2019 Lubumbashi, DRC November 2018, NAIROBI, KENYA 11

12 RESERVE YOUR DELEGATE PASS 2 DAY CONFERENCE PASS $770 (Before 29 August) KCM MEMBERS: 10% DISCOUNT* $995 (Before 28 September) $1095 (Final price) Access to all conference sessions on November 2018 Access to the indoor expo and equipment display area Attend all technical workshops session Join all complimentary networking lunches and refreshment breaks on November 2018 Pre - schedule your business meeting with our matchmaking platform Meet with face to face with fellow decision makers at the welcome cocktail * To benefit from your 10% discount, please contact Benjamin Weinheimer or Moses Njiru Njeru REGISTER ON OR CONTACT BENJAMIN.WEINHEIMER@SPINTELLIGENT.COM CONTACT THE TEAM Emmanuelle Nicholls Elodie Delagneau Group Director, Mining & Agriculture emmanuelle.nicholls@spintelligent.com Event Manager elodie.delagneau@spintelligent.com Benjamin Weinheimer Moses Njiru Njeru Sponsorship & Exhibition Manager benjamin.weinheimer@spintelligent.com Chief Executive Officer Chamber of Mines ceo@kenyachambermines.com