SAN FRANCISCO, CA--(Marketwired - Sep 4, 2013) - The management team that took Prodigy Gold from a $25 million market cap junior to a $340 million buyout in less than three years is back with a new company that it believes is tailor made for applying its formula for success. In this interview with , CEO Brian Maher and VP of Corporate Development Kimberly Ann discuss their latest project, how they are "managing through change" and what differentiates them in an industry of over-promoting and under-delivering juniors. Clear communication is part of the formula, but there is more than talk when it comes to advancing a great project in South America's largest gold producing region.
The Gold Report: Can you give us a summary of the opportunity at Peruvian Precious Metals Corp. (TSX VENTURE: PPX) (BVLAC: PPX)?
Brian Maher: Peruvian Precious Metals is essentially a brand new company. The new management -- Kimberly, CFO Tony Wood, and I -- took over earlier this year. We were drawn to this company because of the outstanding project located in the northern Peru copper-gold belt. It's called Igor and it is located in an area that has some of the largest gold mines in the world. The project includes a brand new discovery on what we call the Callanquitas structure with over 700,000 ounces (700 Koz) gold equivalent in the NI 43-101 Inferred category.
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