Champagne Roundtables
We are pleased to reveal just a few of the topics to be discussed and speakers to appear at our Champagne Roundtables session, taking place on Monday, 16 October at the conference and sponsored by Women in PGMs.
Rhona O'Connell (Head of Market Analysis - EMEA & Asia, StoneX) will be leading on the topic of silver. There will be two Meet the Speaker discussions, one for investment headed by John Reade (Chief Market Strategist, World Gold Council) and Marcelo Kim (Partner, Paulson & Co.), and one for Asia headed by James Kynge (Global China Editor, Financial Times) and Jeremy East (Chief Executive Officer, East Wind Capital). Women in PGMs Chairperson Wilma Swarts will also be leading a discussion on the implications of lower PGM prices on future primary and secondary supply.
This is just a taste of the insightful discussions with which delegates can engage at our Champagne Roundtables, with more to be confirmed in due course.
New Session and Speakers Announced
We are also excited to announce a new session and speakers for the conference.
On Tuesday, 17 October, Session 5: Future of Sustainability and Responsible Sourcing, ESG and Traceability will now run from 10:00-11:00. This will feature a panel consisting of Hannah Koep-Andrieu (Head of Due Diligence, OECD Centre for Responsible Business Conduct), Winnie Santiago (Assistant Governor, Bangko Sentral NG Pilipinas), Brad Brooks-Rubin (Senior Advisor, US State Department), and Hilton Ingram (Executive Head of Marketing, Anglo American).
For more information on our growing agenda, please visit our conference microsite.
Advertise in the Conference Issue of the Alchemist
We have a few opportunities remaining to advertise within the upcoming Conference issue of the Alchemist. The magazine is handed to every Conference delegate and distributed to more than 6,000 digital subscribers, reaching a large audience spanning the entire precious metals value chain.
With various options available, don't miss this chance to reach your target audience and share your message. Get in touch with the Alchemist Editor, shelly.ford@lbma.org.uk, to find out more.