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Are you in the mining business and trying to revolutionize your exploration and operations? Having trouble finding the right technology to achieve sustainable results? Come to the Tech Market to connect with local tech companies that have the right solution for you! 

techNL, in partnership with College of the North Atlantic, is hosting a Business-to-Business engagement opportunity for tech companies to pitch their service/solution to the mining sector. Sponosred by the MICA Network, this unique opportunity is a fun and interactive quick-pitch workshop to showcase solutions and generate connections. 

The day will be organized by solution theme.
Theme 1: Increase Mine Production Capacity, at Lower Cost
Theme 2: Reduce Risk in Health, Safety, & Security
Theme 3: Implement Smart Mining Systems
Theme 4: Reduce Environment Risk and Long-Term Liabilities 

See the AGENDA for the list of times and presenting companies. 

The day-long event will happen on Tuesday, June 20th, at the Farmer’s Market starting at 9:00 am. Doors open at 8:00am For parking during the event, please park on Lot 3 at the Farmer’s Market. 

See the LINK for more information. 

Register now! 

If you are interested or looking for more information, contact Dwayne Hopkins (dwayne@technl.ca) 

Thank you to our Sponsor: MICA Network
The Mining Innovation Commercialization Accelerator (MICA) is a $112 million pan-Canadian initiative seeking to make the mining industry more efficient and sustainable. The network connects innovators with mining stakeholders to find and integrate new technologies and solutions into current and upcoming operations. 

About our Partner: College of the North Atlantic
College of the North Atlantic (CNA) is Newfoundland and Labrador’s public college with a rich history dating back more than 55 years. One of the largest post-secondary educational and skills training institutions in Atlantic Canada, CNA operates 17 campuses across the province and offers more than 100 full-time diploma, post-diploma, advanced diploma and certificate programs across five schools and enrolls more than 7,000 students each year.