What past CIM CONNECT short course attendees had to say... * I was impressed by the amount of information and learning the instructor packed in. Thank you. * Very detailed and the presenters were extremely knowledgeable. I liked how they interacted with each other and the students. * I liked the real-world examples of issues that were highlighted in technical reports.

These everyday moments can make or break safety, productivity, and innovation in mining.When employees don’t feel comfortable speaking up,problems go unnoticed, opportunities are lost,and teams struggle to perform at their best. That’s where psychological safety comes in. It’s the foundation of a strong safety culture,better collaboration, and smarter decision-making in high-risk industries like mining.

The mining industry is evolving rapidly, demanding continuous learning, collaboration and the exploration of innovations. CIM CONNECT, held from May 4th to 7th at the Palais des congrès in Montreal, is a major event for mining and mineral professionals. Sending your team, operations through health and safety advocates, to CIM CONNECT is a strategic investment in your company's future success.

With her deep expertise in open pit operations, LaRoche-Boisvert brings a highly focused perspective to the selection and organization of abstracts that will drive meaningful discussions at the event.

CIM CONNECT 2025, held in Montreal from May 4-7, is a key event for professionals in the mining and mineral industries. With a focus on "Minerals, Innovation, and the Energy Transition," attendees will explore the role of minerals in clean energy and sustainability. The event features over 840 exhibitors, 279 technical presentations, 19 panels, and 23 short courses. Highlights include global interactive pavilions, keynote speakers, networking opportunities, and a Student & Young Leaders Program. Register now for a chance to learn, connect, and grow in this dynamic industry.

With over a decade of experience, Dany is leading the charge on innovation, sustainability, and circularity in mining, shaping discussions on the future of minerals in the energy transition.