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Alan Ferry has over 25 years of experience in the investment industry following a career as a geologist, mainly in uranium exploration. He has significant experience in mining analysis, mineral economics and corporate finance. His professional memberships include the Toronto Society of Financial Analysts, the Chartered Financial Analysts Institute, the Prospectors and Developers Association and the Canadian Institute of Mining and Metallurgy. In addition, he is a past president of the Mineral Resource Analysts Group of Toronto. Alan sits on the boards of directors of several publicly traded mining and exploration companies, notably as Lead Director of Guyana Goldfields Inc. and Chairman of Avalon Rare Metals Inc.

A senior mining executive with broad-based experience in production, engineering, reorganization and training, contracting, exploration and corporate affairs, Peter has a long track record in the mining industry in South Africa, Canada, Australia and Ghana. He has provided consulting engineering to projects in Canada, USA, Cuba, Columbia, Venezuela, Mexico, Chile, South Africa, Zimbabwe, Australia, Kyrgyzstan, Kazakhstan, Uzbekistan, Russia, Saudi Arabia and France.

Peter was the General Superintendent, Mine Manager, of Beaver Lodge Uranium Mine 1978 -1981, a mine that produced 4,000,000 lbs of uranium and belonged to Eldorado Nuclear, a government-owned agency which was later privatized and became Cameco Uranium, currently the largest producer of uranium in the world. During Peter's tenure the mine was modernized and mechanized. The digital equipment used world-wide to monitor uranium and radiation by-products was designed by the Canadian Government laboratories and tested at the mine during this period. As a consultant, Peter spent two years on a project exploring ways to handle and store the hot radiometric waste produced from Canada's Candu nuclear reactors.

Laurence Stefan is the founder of the Colibri Group of Companies in Peru and Managing Director of Minera Colibri. He has conducted metallurgical and mineralogical evaluation of over 200 mining and exploration projects throughout Central and South America, Europe, Africa and Asia and has compiled in excess of 1000 in-house reports: geological, mineralogical, mineral processing, engineering, mining activity, structural set-up, exploration strategies, resource/reserve evaluation and financial modelling.

He has deep operational experience in the fields of exploration, processing, pilot mining, legal evaluation, labor and social interaction in South America over the past six years of continuous operations in South America. He has been involved in basic and specialised research in uranium metallurgical, recovery and enrichment programs at various gold-uranium mines along the Witwatersrand Basin in South Africa.

Mr. Tintor is President and CEO of Homeland Uranium Inc. He is a geologist with more than 25 years of experience in the mining industry and previously was President of Anaconda Gold. Mr. Tintor has been involved with all aspects of the management of junior mining company, including finance and project acquisition. Subsequently he has been involved in the management and direction of various mining companies.

Dr. Alan Clark, professor at Queens University, 1977 to present. Dr. Clark has been an advisor to Barrick Gold, Rio Tinto, Rio Algom, Inmet Mining and Noranda, amongst others. He has published 145 articles in recognized journals and presented papers at professional conferences around the world.

David S. Robertson, established David S. Robertson and Associates as consulting geologists and mining engineers to, amongst others, Ken Addison, Northgate, Occidental Petroleum, Noranda, Phelps Dodge, Mobil Oil, and Inco. He is currently a board member of Stanrock Uranium, Placer Dome, Ashton Mining, Union Minere (Canada) and Meridian Gold.