Jameson Stanford Resources,
a Las Vegas-based publicly held minerals and metals development and production
company, is focusing on exploring and developing sites with untapped but
significant production value in historic mining districts in Utah. The company
owns and operates mines specifically in the Star Mountain Mining District,
Beaver County, Utah, the Spor Mountain Mining District, Juab County, Utah, and
the Ogden Bay area, Weber County, Utah. While exploring and developing sites,
Jameson Stanford Resources also incorporates an element of corporate social
responsibility, adhering to strict health, safety, communal, and environmental
standards in its efforts and operations.
Recently, StockNewsNow Live
interviewed the company Executive Vice President of Corporate Development,
Michael Christiansen. The entirety of the interview can be found at:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=coljc6ROnd8
In the interview, Mr.
Christiansen first discussed the company’s current development efforts at the
Star Mountain project, located in southwest Utah. Noting that Jameson Stanford
Resources holds around 3,700 acres of mining claims at this project site, he
mentioned that the company’s drilling program, taking place over the last 12
months, had indicated the presence of a large mineralized zone rich in gold,
silver, and copper. Drilling results notably provided promising indicators of
the metal contents available for extraction. The drilling program is currently
still in operation. Production is expected to begin soon, and the drilling
program is expected to expand to new areas for exploration efforts.
The interview also covered
Mr. Christiansen’s experience as an investment banker and previous executive
capacities as a Chief Financial Officer. Working as an investment banker for
over 15 years prior to his role at Jameson Stanford Resources, Mr. Christiansen
served in investment banking capacities with WestPark Capital, Prudential
Securities, Seidler Amdec Securities, and Laffer Associates. In his executive
capacities, he served as Chief Financial Officer for Vizional Technologies and
PortaCom Wireless, respectively. During these tenures, he managed public and
private equity offerings, mergers and acquisitions, and strategic advisory
engagements in the consumer, retailing, software, and technology industries.
Particularly in his investment banking experience, he advised clients on some
$1.2 billion in total closed transactions.
The interview then shifted
to how the President and Chief Executive Officer of Jameson Stanford Resources,
Michael Stanford, had located mining project sites with promising production
value in the first place. Drawing upon significant experience as a mining
engineer and geologist and project manager for large companies, Mr. Stanford
had done extensive research by closely examining geological archives and doing
relevant tests at promising sites. Jameson Stanford Resources’ three mining
project holdings subsequently emerged as the culmination of Mr. Stanford’s
efforts, spanning over 15 years of exploration and research.
More information about
Jameson Stanford Resources’ progress at the Star Mountain project as well as
its two other projects can be found at: http://www.jamesonstanford.com
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