Directors

Mr. George Ogilvie, President and CEO of Rambler Metals and Mining. George is also the Chairman of the Mining Industry Newfoundland and Labrador, an association representing the business interests of mining, exploration and mine service company's in our province.

Mr. Ogilvie received his B.Sc.(Hons.) in Mining and Petroleum Engineering from Strathclyde University in Glasgow, Scotland. He is a Professional Engineer and holds his Mine Managers Certificate (South Africa) with more than 22 years management, operating and technical experience in the mining industry. 

George began his career working for Anglo America where he worked for AngloGold in South Africa between 1989 and 1997 holding roles of increasing responsibility. In 1997 George transferred from AngloGold to work for Anglo Base Metals at Hudson Bay Mining and Smelting in Northern Manitoba where he played a key operations role as the Mine Superintendent at the Ruttan Mine. In 2004 he joined Dynatec Corporation as their Area Manager for the Sudbury Basin where he managed multi-million dollar contracts and later worked at the McCreedy West Mine as Mine Manger. George joined Rambler Metals and Mining in 2006 as Vice President and Chief Operating Officer later being promoted to CEO in 2008 with the mandate of taking Rambler from a grass roots exploration Company to a mid-tier mining company over a 5 to 10 year time frame.

Harry Dobson, a mining industry veteran, brings many years of experience to the Company. Mr Dobson has been and remains as Director and/or Chairman of several exploration and mining companies. As Chairman of American Pacific Mining, Mr Dobson successfully reopened the El Mochito zinc and silver mine in Honduras, and more recently, as Chairman of Kirkland Lake Gold has put the Macassa gold mine back into production.

A Chartered Accountant from Scotland who has also studied at INSEAD (a business school near Paris). He has worked internationally in a variety of senior roles for companies including PepsiCo and is currently Interim CFO of Kirkland Lake Gold Inc. He is also a non-executive director of Parragon Publishing Ltd, a successful international publisher with operations in Europe, India, the UK and USA.

Mr. Hinchcliffe has decades of experience in the development of mining projects and mine finance. Brian spent the first ten years of his career working at the J. Aron trading arm of Goldman Sachs, where he was responsible for the mining industry sector, working in both New York and London. Following this, Mr. Hinchcliffe was the founder of American Pacific Mining with Harry Dobson, and then Jordex Resources. Jordex acquired the previously explored Loma de Hierro nickel laterite deposit in Venezuela, which is located, with excellent infrastructure, 65 kilometers southwest of Caracas. Jordex re-verified the reserves and the overall commercial viability of the project, and sold 85% of the deposit to Anglo American Corporation for $65 million with Anglo assuming the responsibility for project financing, development and management. The Loma de Hierro mine was built at a cost of US500 million and commenced commercial production as a low cost, long-term producer early in 2001.

Mr. Hinchcliffe received a BA from the State University of New York, and attended graduate school at the Hagan Business School at Iona College.

Mr. Goodman, a M.A. in Law from Cambridge University, qualified and practiced as a Solicitor in London. Mr. Goodman held the position of C.E.O. for ACE Global Markets, ACE Strategic Advisors Inc. and Jardine Lloyds Advisors Limited. He was a Director and Head of International M & A with Barclays de Zoete World Limited, and Director of Corporate Finance with Hill Samuel. He is Chairman of the Board of Directors of Viatel Holdings (Bermuda) Limited and Chapelthorpe plc. He is also a Director of several AIM traded companies.

Mr. Roberts holds a B.Sc in Geology from Liverpool University, an M.Sc in Geochemistry from Oxford University and is a Member of the Institute of Chartered Accountants in England and Wales. He began his career working as a geologist in the UK and North Africa and in 1976 he joined Thomson McLintock & Co in London and qualified as a chartered accountant in 1980. He joined Charter Consolidated in 1982 as an equity investment analyst and in 1985 joined the Target Group where he managed the Gold, Commodity and Energy funds. In 1990 he joined Minorco SA in London to set up and manage Minorco's in-house equity fund which specialised in the natural resource sectors. Between 1996 and 2000 he worked for Endeavour Securities Limited as investment director where he helped set up and then manage a natural resource fund. Mr. Roberts is currently Investment Director of a BVI based investment fund and an employee of New City Investment Managers in London, as well as being on the board of several junior resource companies.

Stanley Neamonitis is an international commodities consultant with over forty years experience in marketing and trading base metals, ores and concentrates. He has extensive knowledge of the base metals mining and smelting industries worldwide. Following service in the US army, Mr. Neamonitis joined Associated Metals and Minerals Corporation in New York City in 1963, where he held various positions and traveled extensively to South America, Southeast Asia, Taiwan, Japan, Australia, and South Korea. He joined Glencore Ltd. In Stamford, Connecticut in 1985 where he continued to trade in zinc, lead and copper concentrates on a worldwide basis with particular emphasis in Canada, USA, Mexico, South America, South Africa, Europe and Asia. Mr. Neamonitis holds an associate in applied science degree from Brooklyn College where he majored in business management and international trade. He is fluent in Spanish and Greek. 

Mr. Tat Sze (Dalis) Chan is the Vice President overseeing the trading and recycling businesses of the Tinma group of companies, which focus on the trading, processing, logistics and financial investment of non-ferous metals.  Dalis Chan has over 15 years of related experience in the financial sector, mainly in the treasury departments, including working at Standard London (Asia) in Hong Kong. For the last two years he has been working on the international trading of non ferrous metals in China and North America with focus on copper.  Mr. Dalis Chan will add further experience to the Rambler Board via international markets and in the processing and marketing of non‐ferrous metals.