Technical Advisory Council

David Cochrane

P. Geo., C. Eng. Geo.

Mr. David Cochrane is a California-based applied earth science, environmental, health and safety professional with over 30 years of consulting, management, executive, and operations experience in mining, engineering, environmental services and land development. Most recently, Mr. Cochrane served as VP of Environment, Health and Safety (EHS) for Sutter Gold Mining Inc., including obtaining and compliance with all required project approvals and permits at its flagship Lincoln Mine, located about 100 miles north of the Stratabound’s new Fremont Gold Project. Previous to that Mr. Cochrane was the Managing Associate responsible for Golder Associates, Inc, and served in several positions of progressive responsibility for Norcal Waste Systems, Inc (now Recology) including Vice President of Facilities, Development and Technical Services in California and the Western United States.
Mr. Cochrane’s specific focus will be providing guidance on permitting the Fremont Gold Project towards production approval.

Arthur Hamilton

B.Sc., P.Geo.

Mr. Arthur Hamilton has over 38 years of broad-based geological experience including mineral exploration, mine feasibility, start-up, production and management principally in the province of New Brunswick, Canada. His experience includes many years of exploration in increasing leadership roles with Brunswick Mining and Smelting culminating as the Chief Mine Geologist for Noranda Inc. Heath Steele Division, Regional Exploration Manager for Blue Note Mining, and Director of Exploration for GeovenCap Inc. Mr. Hamilton’s area of expertise is focussed on the Company’s New Brunswick McIntyre Brook Gold and the Captain/CNE Copper-Cobalt-Gold projects.

Carlos Saban

B.Sc

Technical Advisor Fremont

Carlos Saban is a skilled mining geologist who has a strong understanding of mineralized systems, mine economics and development. He has over a decade of professional geological exploration experience spanning a few continents. He spent his formative years in Peru, where his contributions have been key to understanding deposits and expanding resources, both greenfield and brownfield. Carlos has been involved in the identification, delineation, and modelling of several NI 43-101 compliant multi-million-ounce precious metal projects during his career. He holds a BSc. in Geology from Complutense University of Madrid.