MANAGEMENT

	Jason McKenzie, C.E.T. General Manager Jason McKenzie has over 35 years experience in underground mining at various ascending levels of supervision and management. Jason was previously Mine Manger at Irish Gypsum Ltd and Tara Mines Ltd in Ireland. Prior to this he worked as Project Supervisor at the Getchell Mine for Placer Ltd in Nevada and at Inmet Mining Corporation, Winston Lake Division, Ontario. Jason has also worked as a General Manger at Kinross Gold Corp and Sherritt Gordon Mines. He has worked on numerous underground mining projects, through different stages of development, construction and ultimately bringing them successfully into production. Jason is a Certified Mine Engineering Technician with a diploma from the Cambrian College of Applied Arts and Technology. Jason is responsible for managing all activities associated with the development of the Ming Mine Project.
	Larry Pilgrim, P. Geo. Chief Geologist Mr. Pilgrim has an exploration and production mine geology background having worked extensively over the last 25 years in eastern Canada with companies that include Richmont Mines Inc. and more recently Commander Resources Limited. During this time period Mr. Pilgrim has also operated and managed his own exploration company. Larry is directly responsible for managing the geology and exploration of the Ming Mine Project.
	Norman Williams, C.A. Financial Controller Norman Williams is a Chartered Accountant with 10  years accounting and management experience.  Upon completion of his  Bachelor of Commerce at Memorial University of Newfoundland,  Norman  provided professional services to junior exploration companies throughout Newfoundland and Labrador during his 8 years with Deloitte.     Norman is responsible for overseeing all day to day financial aspects of the Ming Mine Project while communicating regularly with the head office in London.

Staff

Rambler has had a unique advantage in attracting highly qualified technical support during a time when these services are in high demand throughout the entire industry. With Rambler's experienced and dedicated staff the Ming Mine Project stands an excellent chance to be brought back into production over the coming months.

Jennifer Bounds
Office Administrator

Corina Pollett
Human Resources Administrator

Darrell Hyde, B.Sc.
Senior Project Geologist

Stephanie Maloney, B.Sc.
Project Geologist

Jessica Mercer, B.Sc.
Junior Project Geologist

Milton Noel
Health and Safety Coordinator

Corey Greenham
Environmental Coordinator

Peter Mercer
Project Coordinator

Strengths, Strategies and Objectives

• Health, Safety and Environment...
  Providing for the health and safety of our employees, contractors and others who may be affected by our activities and taking care of the environment in the areas in and around where we work, is our first concern always. Our objective is to achieve zero harm to people and the environment.
  
• Experienced Management Team...
  Through the individual experiences of the management team the Ming Mine Project will have the opportunity to progress through the varying stages of engineering with the hopes of moving into production.
  
• Community and Political Support...
  Newfoundland and Labrador is a political stable jurisdiction and is very welcome to new business growth especially in its rural communities. In addition the Baie Verte Peninsula has a long history of mining dating back to the early 1900's and is anxious to see a new mine operating in their area. Our objective is to work with the federal, provincial and local governments while accelerating the Ming Mine Project into production.
  
• Responsible Business Development...
  Rambler is continually searching for new business ventures that will add value to our existing and future share holders. During times of market flux Rambler has the unique advantage of drawing support from its experienced management and board of directors to evaluate a projects merits quickly and efficiently.