Wednesday, 2nd February 12pm (AEDT)
Hear from a selection of CEOs who provide a succinct overview of big things their companies are doing, followed by an interactive Q&A.
This week we are joined by:
- (ASX: JRL) Jindalee Resources Limited – an Aussie lithium developer with 100% ownership of the second-largest lithium deposits in the US.
- (ASX: VR1) Vection Technologies Limited – a virtual reality company set to grow within the nascent metaverse and amid digital transformation megatrends.
This is a live and interactive online session, and participants are encouraged to ask questions. Spots are limited, so secure yours today.
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Featured Speakers
Karen Wellmen
CEO - Jindalee Resources Limited (ASX: JRL)
Jindalee is an Aussie lithium developer with four key projects in Australia, two in the US and recently signed a joint venture agreement to acquire three nickel sulphide projects in Western Australia. The company recently commenced drilling on its 100%-owned McDermitt project – the second-largest lithium deposit in the US. Jindalee has a strong technical team with a track record of success and a management team that owns ~30% of the company. The company is well funded to achieve its objectives with ~$13.3 million in cash and liquid assets as of 30th June 2021.
Gianmarco Orgnoni
Director & COO - Vection Technologies Limited (ASX: VR1)
Vection is a multinational software company focusing on real-time technologies that enable digital transformation in industrial companies. Its combination of 3D, virtual reality, augmented reality, industrial IoT and CAD solutions has helped the company establish a strong position in the US, Europe and Middle East. Vection has recorded 172% revenue growth in FY22 so far, is fully funded and currently the only ASX-listed company that offers exposure to Facebook’s metaverse. The company has a plethora of multinational clients, including luxury brands such as Maserati, Fendi, Bentley, Heritage and Bugatti.