AMC at Mines & Money London 2019

Bryan Pullman

Bryan, Principal Mining Engineer and the General Manager of AMC’s office in the UK, has acquired more than 17 years of experience in many facets of underground and open-pit mining operations and projects. His mine engineering proficiency is in mining methods, equipment and systems productivity, mine design, scheduling, and mining geotechnical. Bryan has extensive experience with strategic planning, risk assessment, and financial analyses. He is experienced at determining production rates, cut-off grades, and Net Smelter Return calculations. Bryan is also well-practised at estimating capital and operating costs, generating project cashflow models, and identifying the key variables for sensitivity analyses for many commodities.

Justin Glanvill

Justin is Geology Manager and Principal Geologist at AMC’s office in the UK. His more than 20 years of experience as a minerals industry geologist have provided broad exposure to commodities and countries, including consulting and operational activities in exploration, underground and open-pit production, technical software applications, resource evaluation and planning systems.

Justin is an experienced user of several technical software packages, including Datamine Studio, Mine2-4D, NPV Scheduler, Surfer, Grapher, Strater, Isatis and GSLIB.

Nigel Walls

Nigel is Principal Mining Engineer and a Chartered Mining Engineer with more than 35 years of international experience in operations, due diligence, project evaluation, operational readiness, feasibility studies, and technical auditing. He has several years of experience developing mineral projects through various stages of studies to FEED, detailed engineering and implementation, and always with an emphasis on the financial return of a project rather than just production. Nigel has a strong entrepreneurial background having previously owned his own mines and contracting company.



His main experience has been in base and precious metals, coal and industrial minerals in the CIS, Eastern Europe, and sub-Saharan Africa.

Nick Szebor

Nick, Principal Geologist, has 13 years of experience within the mineral industry working in roles including consultancy and production. His experience covers a range of commodities, geological settings, exploration and production environments, including underground and open-pit operations. This experience has been obtained across the mining lifecycle from early-stage exploration to production and mine closure.



Nick has worked on a range of projects within Russia and the CIS becoming familiar with operating in those parts of the world. Nick has carried out mineral resource estimates to international reporting codes including JORC, CIM (NI 43-101), and SAMREC. Nick is a proficient user of technical software packages including Datamine, Surpac, Snowdon Supervisor, and NPV Scheduler.

Alan Turner

Alan is a Principal Mining Engineer with nearly 15 years of experience in both operations and consulting in gold and base-metal mining across Europe, Asia, Africa, and the Former Soviet Union, Alan specializes in mine optimization and planning in underground and open-pit mining.



Alan is a mining professional with experience in mining, geology and project management, in both consulting services and production roles, for open-pit and underground mines. He has worked in various teams, both as a member and in leadership roles.

Mark Burnett

Mark is a Principal Geologist with more than 25 years of experience in the mining industry. He has had extensive exposure to the mining value chain, including early-stage exploration projects, shaft sinking, operational mines, mergers, acquisitions, and asset disposals.

Mark’s primary areas of expertise are in geology, technical reviews, due diligence, resource estimation review, mineral resource management, mentoring, and training. He has worked on a wide variety of deposit and mineral types, covering a wide range of commodities and deposit styles.