Natural Resources >> CEO Interviews >> December 25, 2000
CHRISTOPHER W. TAYLOR is President, CEO and Director of Seahawk
Minerals. He has held several executive level financial-related
positions within the mining industry for over a decade, and formed
Seahawk Minerals in 1995. Mr. Taylor has been primarily responsible for
all financial matters applicable to the industry including the provision
of capital to support overseas exploration programs, ensuring timely and
accurate reporting to all regulatory bodies including the Toronto,
Montreal, American and Vancouver (CDNX) stock exchanges, as well as the
applicable provincial securities commissions and the United States
Securities and Exchange Commission and all accounting and internal
control matters. Mr. Taylor also ensured the effective start up of many
overseas office locations in Africa and South America and advised on
local matters of financial and taxation importance. He played an
important role in the financing of the Omai gold mine in Guyana, one of
the largest gold mines in South America. Mr. Taylor holds a Business
degree and is a professional Accountant and Corporate Finance executive
with over a dozen years experience in overseas mining and mineral
exploration. Mr. Taylor completed the Stanford Executive Program at
Stanford University in Palo Alto, California, in 1995, and is conversant
in Brazilian Portuguese. Profile
Minerals?
Mr. Taylor: Let me start off by saying that Seahawk Minerals is a
Canadian Corporation, trading on the Canadian
