Graham Boyd
About Graham Boyd
Senior Vice President, Exploration at HPX
Graham Boyd holds the esteemed position of Senior Vice President, Exploration at HPX. With a robust career spanning over 16 years in the field of geology, he brings a wealth of knowledge and experience to his role. Within HPX, he has taken on various pivotal roles, including Principal and Senior Geologist since 2013. His responsibilities included the identification of new opportunities and managing the United States portfolio projects, showcasing his strategic approach to mineral exploration.
Geologist with Experience in Base and Precious Metals
Graham Boyd is a seasoned geologist with over 16 years of specialized experience in base and precious metals. His extensive career spans significant geographical locations, including Australia, North America, and South America. His proficiency in geoscience has led to successful exploration projects and valuable discoveries in these regions.
Alacran and San Matias Exploration Success in Colombia
Graham Boyd played a crucial leadership role in the delineation and exploration success of the Alacran and San Matias Cu-Au-Ag deposits in Colombia. His expertise in geological exploration contributed to the successful identification and development of these significant mineral resources, underscoring his capability in managing large-scale projects.
Contributions to Ivanhoe Australia and Ivanhoe Mines Mongolia
Before joining HPX, Graham Boyd held important roles at Ivanhoe Australia and Ivanhoe Mines Mongolia since 2006. He was an essential member of the discovery team for the world’s highest grade Mo-Re deposit, Merlin. Additionally, he significantly contributed to delineating and developing resources for the Mount Dore Cu and Mt Elliott-SWAN Cu-Au deposits, enhancing the company's mineral project portfolio.
Education and Professional Background
Graham Boyd holds a Bachelor of Science in Geoscience from the University of Victoria. His academic background provided a strong foundation for his professional journey in geology. Over his career, he has worked on various significant projects, including copper porphyries in British Columbia, and diamond exploration in Nunavut and Quebec. His diverse experience across different mineral resources underscores his broad expertise in the field.