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Danae Aline Voormeij B.Sc. (Honours), M.Sc., P.Geo.
Exploration geologist with 8 years international experience designing and implementing field operations in diverse environments. Training and supervision of local technicians and geologists for a variety of geophysical and geochemical programs including ground magnetic surveys, stream sediment sampling, geological mapping, channel sampling, auger drilling and trench excavation. Experienced in exploration license acquisition and maintaining licenses in good standing. Valuation of mineral exploration properties. Instruction of QA-QC sampling procedures. Setup, training and supervision of RC and diamond drilling programs. Experience in lateritic environments. Fostering interpersonal relationships with small scale miners, local geological surveys and government officials. Camp construction and management. Voormeij has a comprehensive understanding of lateritic and saprolitic regolith weathering environments.

Her software expertise lies with MapInfo and Geosoft Target, and she has exceptional report writing and communication skills. She is a competent public speaker, who is comfortable giving in-house presentations to management and potential investors using PowerPoint. In addition, Voormeij has presented on a variety of geological topics at international resource conferences and government forums. She speaks fluent Dutch, English and has an excellent working knowledge of Spanish.

Voormeij is a Qualified Person (QP) under NI 43-101 standards.

Clients of Mynah Exploration include:

Selected Work Experience

Nickel sulfide and Archean gold mineralization potential, Uganda
Responsible for 32 mineral exploration properties, including gold projects in the northern extension of the Lake Victoria Greenstone Gold Belt; the West Nile district, where Kilo-Moto (DRC) style host rocks (Kibalien) are found; and Kafunjo, which is in the same geological Belt (Kibarian) and has similar geophysical signature to the Kabanga world-class nickel-sulfide deposit. Training and supervision of 4 young national geologists. Local communities engagement and government liason. Quarterly reports and work progress reports. Drawing attention from majors through meetings and presentations.




Dabolava Gold Project, Madagascar
Gold-bearing shear-zone hosted quartz veins in Proterozoic gneisses. Permit ground in excess of 1800 km2. Supervision of detailed ground magnetic survey, auger drilling, trench excavation and mapping, large scale stream sediment sampling and regional geological mapping programs. Integration of field data for drill target definition. Training and supervision of eight local geologists for 4000m diamond drill program. Writing diamond drill program procedures, including design of core logs, safety measures and remediation of drillpads/roads. Camp setup, construction and management (up to 30 persons live-in). Hiring of field crew (up to 80 local persons). PR with small scale miners and local authorities. Monthly and year-end report writing as well as press release contributions.

Kharmagtai, Shuteen, Oyu Tolgoi and Chandman Uul camps, Mongolia
Copper-Gold porphyry/skarn deposits. Set up and program magnetometer units. Training and supervision of ground magnetic crew (up to 22 local technicians). Planning daily shifts. In total, the 3 mag units ran up to 120km of lines per day. Daily processing, plotting and presentation of data using Geosoft software. Periodic small camp supervision.

Mananjary Emerald Camp, Madagascar
Visit of 7 emerald mines, 3 active. Some accessed only by dug-out canoe along the Mananjary river. Mapping outcrops, noting infrastructure, assessing production potential and writing partnership proposals.

Nickel-Iron Alloys in Alpine ultramafic rocks, North America
Background research of global naturally occurring Ni-Fe alloys. Petrographic studies on 500+ rock samples, collected from several ultramafic bodies in BC. Building of geological model to understand the specific geological environment that allows for the formation and subsequent preservation of these rare alloys. Claim staking in Western North America.

Polymetallica Project, Madagascar
Detection of molybdenite in quartz hand sample in a mineral market. Tracking down the owner and using him as field guide. Discovery of high grade polymetallic quartz veins.

Rosebel Gold Mines, Surinam, Dutch Guyana
Guyana Shield Greenstone Belt-hosted gold-bearing quartz vein deposits. Compilation of existing data (over 10 yrs). Training and supervision of hand auger and geophysical crews. Laterite and saprolite sampling/mapping experience. Defining mag trends and developing drill targets for RC drilling. Writing procedures for detailed ground magnetic, auger drilling and RC drilling programs. PR with small scale miners. Monthly report writing.

Tabospin Gold Project, Tajikistan
Gold Skarn deposit at 3500m elevation in Paleozoic Sediments. Setup of 4000m diamond drill program. Interpretation of Soviet geological maps and trench data. Selection of drillroad and drilltargets. Design of drillroad and drilltargets.

Tsa da Glisza, Yukon Alpine, Canada
Emerald in quartz-tourmaline veins hosted by Devonian metavolcanics. Fly-in camp setup and construction. Responsible for soil geochemical survey. Detailed mineral mapping of emeralds in situ.

Professional Development
Danae Voormeij, P.Geo., is a registered professional with the Association for Professional Engineers and Geoscientists in British Columbia (APEGBC), and a Qualified Person (QP) under the NI 43-101. She strives to enhance her professional growth through attendance of technical conferences (e.g. Cordilleran Roundup, Vancouver; CASM, Madagascar; Industrial Minerals Forum, Turkey) and participation in technical short courses (MDRU; GEMCOM; MapInfo). She has taken St. Johns’ Industrial First Aid, BC Ministry Certified Bear Defense and Pleasure Craft Operators courses and has an international driver’s license Class 4 for up to 15 passengers. She holds current Canadian and European passports.

[A 'Qualified Person' means an individual who is an engineer or geoscientist with at least five years of experience in mineral exploration, mine development or operation or mineral project assessment, or any combination of these; has experience relevant to the subject matter of the mineral project and the technical report; and is a member or licensee in good standing of a professional association. CIM Definition Standards]