PDAC-SEG Member Registration Form

Registration, Membership & Ticket Order Form
PDAC 2013 International Convention,
Trade Show & Investors Exchange
March 3– 6, 2013 • Metro Toronto Convention Centre, Toronto, Canada
Registration Information
SEG Member
Return by mail, fax or courier
together with full payment to:
PDAC Registration Department
70 Appleton Trail, Brampton, ON
Canada L6W 4L3
By fax: +1 905 463 1854
Deadline for early registration is February 8, 2013. Deadline to register by fax or mail is February 22, 2013. After February 22, only online registration will be
accepted and payment must be made online or onsite. After February 22, tickets, if available, may only be purchased at the onsite Ticket Sales counter.
Complete both sides of the form and remit together with full payment. Registrations will not be processed without full payment.
A separate registration form must be completed for each registrant (photocopies are acceptable).
Last Name
(please type or print as you would like your name to appear on your badge)
Title
First Name
Company
Mailing Address
City Prov/State Country Postal/Zip Code
Email Tel Fax
PDAC encourages greater participation of Aboriginal people in the mineral industry.
2 Check if you are a member of an Aboriginal community or organization Name of community or organization: ________________________________
Are you registering as a delegate and attending the Student-Industry Networking Luncheon on Tuesday, March 5?
(Optional)
2 Yes 2 No
PDAC Membership: Individual or corporate member representatives are eligible for preferred Convention rates.
Membership payments are non-refundable.
2 I have paid my 2013 membership fee Member No. ___________________________________
2 Enclosed is my 2013 membership renewal payment 2 $166.67 Regular 2 $19.05 Senior 2 $19.05 Student +Tax ______________
2 I wish to apply for membership in PDAC 2 $166.67 Regular 2 $19.05 Senior 2 $19.05 Student +Tax ______________
Membership fees do not include tax. Taxes are applied to
memberships based on the applicant’s province of residence. 1 |
Total membership fees enclosed $
Please refer to the Tax Chart.
Tax Chart
NT, NU, YT BC AB SK MB ON QC PE NB NS NL US/International
5% 12% 5% 5% 5% 13% 5% 5% 13% 15% 13% 0%
Convention registration
See Registration Information and Policies for Registration Type descriptions. Convention fees include 13% HST.
Early rate regular rate Total
Registration Type (paid by Feb. 8, 2013) (paid between Feb. 9 and Feb. 22, 2013) (Cdn. Funds)
Business Class delegate (member) – space is limited $696.84 $874.41
Business Class delegate (non-member) – space is limited $1,100.00 $1,301.74
Regular delegate (member) $226.00 $419.72
Regular delegate (non-member) $527.34 $764.09
Senior delegate (65 years & over) Date of Birth___________________ $ 53.81 $107.62
mm/dd/yy
Student delegate (member) Date of Birth___________________ $ 21.53 $ 53.81
mm/dd/yy
Student delegate (non-member) Date of Birth___________________ $ 80.72 $107.62
mm/dd/yy
Guest Breakfast Program – Guest Name _________________________ $ 53.81 $ 53.81
(Monday, March 4 – Wednesday, March 6)
Guest is the spouse or partner of a registered delegate – see page 25 in brochure for complete details.
Trade Show Day Pass* (purchase daily or for multiple days) $ 80.72/day $ 80.72/day
Please check which dates you will be attending:
2 Sun Mar 3 2 Mon Mar 4 2 Tues Mar 5 2 Wed Mar 6
Investors Exchange ONLY Pass FREE FREE
*If you purchase a Day Pass you do not need
to register for Investors Exchange Only.
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Total registration fees $
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Ticketed Events
luncheon AND evening
Registrant’s Name_______________________________
# of # of Total
Date Event Cost Tickets Tables* (Cdn. Funds)
Monday, March 4 Mineral Outlook Luncheon $70
Awards Evening (Dinner) $110
Tuesday, March 5 International Panel Luncheon $70
Wednesday, March 6 Innovation Luncheon $70
Short courses AND Workshops
Gala Party (Dinner) $110
*Tables may be reserved only if purchasing a full table of 10. If you are
purchasing multiple tickets, you will be responsible for their distribution.
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Total luncheon and evening events cost $
Early rate regular rate Student
(paid by (paid between Feb. 9 rate*
Feb. 8, 2013) and Feb. 22, 2013)
Title Date
Member Non-member Member Non-member Total
rate rate rate rate (Cdn. Funds)
1. Health and safety in mineral exploration Friday, March 1 $399 $499 $599 $699 $199
2. Maximizing the value of geochemical data Friday, March 1 $399 $499 $599 $699 $199
3. New frontiers for exploration in glaciated terrain Friday, March 1 $399 $499 $599 $699 $149
4. Applied structural geology: Minimizing risk from Friday, March 1 $599 $699 $799 $899 $299
exploration to mining Saturday, March 2
5. Ni-Cu-PGE deposits in mafic/ultramafic rocks: Friday, March 1 $649 $749 $849 $949 $329
Insights and new discoveries Saturday, March 2
6. New mines in the Old World: The untapped mineral Friday, March 1 $699 $799 $899 $999 $349
potential of Europe Saturday, March 2
7. Directors’ duties: An overview for mid-sized and Friday, March 1 $119 $169 $119 $169 N/A
junior public mining company executives and directors
8. Investment fundamentals: Understanding mineral Saturday, March 2 $259 $339 $259 $339 $199
exploration and resource development and the
relationship to company stock prices
9. A practical guide to land management in Canada: Saturday, March 2 $399 $499 $599 $699 $229
Meet the regulators!
10. High impact communications Saturday, March 2 $399 $499 $599 $699 $179
11. From the core barrel to a resource estimate: Best Saturday, March 2 $499 $599 $699 $799 $249
practices with special emphasis on low grade deposits Sunday, March 3
12. New concepts for ore shoot targeting Sunday, March 3 $169 $209 $169 $209 $99
13. Mineral disclosure best practices Wednesday, March 6 $149 $199 $149 $199 $99
14. Geophysics for everyone Wednesday, March 6 $399 $499 $599 $699 $199
15. DMEC workshop series: Exploring undercover in a Wednesday, March 6 $169 $209 $169 $209 $99
world-class copper belt of Chile
*See brochure description for student rate eligibility requirements.
4 Total short course fees
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$
Add totals from sections 1+2+3+4 Total Payment $
Payment options
Full payment is required in Canadian or US dollars using an exchange rate of US$1.05 per Canadian dollar, payable to Prospectors & Developers Association
of Canada by cheque or credit card. All Convention fees include 13% HST (#R107861973).
2 Cheque enclosed Credit Card: 2 VISA 2 MasterCard 2 AMEX
Cardholder Name
Please print (exact name on card)
Card Number
Expiry Security Code Signature
mm/yy
(3 or 4 digits - back or front of card)
(required to process credit card payment)
Return by mail, courier, email or fax together with full payment to: PDAC Registration Department
70 Appleton Trail, Brampton, ON, Canada L6W 4L3 Email: pdac@pdacevents.ca Fax: +1 905 463 1854 Tel: +1 866 939 6468 or 416 953 4587 2 of 2

Membership in PDAC
Strengthening the voice of the mineral industry
When you join the Prospectors & Developers Association of Canada (PDAC), you become
a member of one of the leading mineral industry associations in the world. You become affiliated
with an organization committed to furthering and supporting the mineral exploration and development
industry worldwide and the people and companies working in it. PDAC’s strength and credibility
are based on its membership and the quality and relevance of its advocacy work, development
of leading practice and the sharing of knowledge. Your membership fee is used to support the
following programs:
Convention, Trade Show & Investors Exchange
The world’s leading Convention for people, companies, and organizations in,
or connected with, mineral exploration. PDAC Convention has grown in size,
stature and influence over the years and today is the venue of choice for the
world’s mineral industry.
The benefits for members include discounts on convention
registration (individuals and corporate member representatives)
• networking • business development • career advancement/
professional development • investment opportunities • new
technology • expanded advocacy efforts.
Advocacy
PDAC takes the interests and concerns of the mineral exploration industry
to governments, international institutions, and communities of interest,
and seeks conditions that will foster and sustain the industry. Much of the
Association’s membership and Convention revenues are allocated to our
advocacy work.
Our principal advocacy areas include aboriginal affairs • finance
and taxation • geosciences • human resources/student affairs •
international issues • land access and mining regulations •
securities regulations.
Corporate Social Responsibility
e3 Plus: A framework for responsible exploration, developed by the
PDAC, provides the principles, guidance, and tools for companies’ social
responsibility, environmental stewardship, and health and safety.
Helps exploration companies improve their social and environmental
performance and maintain their social licence to operate.
Business Insurance
Members qualify for specially tailored insurance that provides coverage
for independent geological consultants and consulting firms and for junior
and operating mining companies and service and equipment providers.
Insurance created by people who know about the mineral business
for people in the business.
News & Information
Members are kept informed about industry and Association news through
monthly emailed newsletters, a quarterly mailed publication, and updates
on specific issues.
Information from a credible source.
Public Relations
Association representatives carry the message about exploration and mining
and their economic contributions to people in clubs, camps, business groups,
conferences, international meetings and forums.
Informs the public about the industry and builds support for its activities.
Education & Training
PDAC Mining Matters helps teachers with curriculum development and
educates primary and secondary school students about the value and
importance of minerals in their everyday lives. The student-industry mineral
exploration workshop, run annually, introduces university geoscience
students to the real world of exploration.
Provides balanced information about the industry to this country’s
future policy and decision makers and helps to meet the industry’s
future human resources requirements.
Building Relationships
PDAC believes strongly in the value of connections to maintain and advance
the interests of the industry and works with associations across Canada and
the world on initiatives and programs to this end.
Establishes a network of support for the industry and creates strength
in numbers. Modern day exploration is carried out in isolated areas
but successful exploration is no longer an isolated activity.
Knowledge, Experience & Expertise
The work of PDAC is undertaken by a cadre of dedicated and knowledgeable
volunteers and a permanent professional staff. Members have access to
some of the best minds in the business and can tap into an expert and
experienced network.
The greatest value of all!
JOIN THE CORE!
The Core Membership Program, introduced in 2002, rewards and honours
those members who make a long-term commitment to PDAC. Annual fees for
Core members are $90.48 compared to $166.67 for regular members. To qualify,
Core members must pay their annual membership fees before December 31
every year and maintain their membership from year to year, without lapse.
Core membership must be purchased online at www.pdac.ca/pdac/members
by filling out the online form or submitting the individual membership
application form provided on the website. The deadline for Core membership
is December 31, 2012. Regular, Senior and Student memberships may
be purchased on the Convention registration form.
For more information about membership, please contact Florence MacLeod,
membership coordinator, fmacleod@pdac.ca.

Registration Information and Policies
Online Registration
www.pdac.ca (click on PDAC 2013 Convention)
Register online and receive immediate confirmation of your
registration.
Important Dates
February 8, 2013 (Early registration rate ends)
• Register and pay (fax, mail or online) for convention fees and
short courses by February 8 to receive the early rate.
February 22, 2013 (Deadline to register by fax or mail)
• After this date, only online registration will be accepted and
payment must be made online or onsite.
• After this date, tickets for luncheons, evening events
and short courses can only be purchased onsite at the
Ticket Sales counter.
Contact Information
PDAC Registration Department
pdac@pdacevents.ca
Fax 905 463 1854
Tel 1 866 939 6468 or 416 953 4587
International Attendees
Please note that it may take three months or longer for
an entry visa to Canada to be processed. It is imperative
that you contact your Canadian Embassy to determine what
information is required to apply for an entry visa. PDAC
does not accept any responsibility for visa applications.
If a delegate is unable to attend because of failure to
obtain a visa, the normal cancellation policy for registration
fees will apply. To request an invitation letter to support
a visa application, complete the online request form at
www.pdac.ca/pdac/conv/2013/gen-info-invitation-letters.aspx
Confirmation and Cancellation
Registrations will not be processed until full payment is
received. Confirmation of paid registrations will be sent by
email or fax. After February 22, 2013, only online payments
and payments at the onsite Ticket Sales counter, Level 600,
MTCC, South Building will be accepted.
Cancellations and requests for refunds must be submitted
in writing (email is fine) and received on or before February
22, 2013. A full refund less a 25% administration fee will be
processed. There will be no refund for cancellations received
after February 22, 2013.
Payment Options
Wire transfers are not accepted. Acceptable methods of
payment are cheque, VISA, MasterCard or AMEX.
Registration Types
All fees are quoted in Canadian dollars. Payment may be
made in US dollars using an exchange rate of US$1.05 per
Canadian dollar.
All registration types also permit access to all non-ticketed
portions of the CSR Event Series, Student and Aboriginal
Programs.
Business Class Delegate (member and non-member)
This registration type permits access to the Technical Program,
Trade Show, Investors Exchange, Innovation Forum organized
by CAMESE, Letter Writer Presentations for Investors, Corporate
Presentation Forum for Investors, Core Shack, Prospectors
Tent and the Trade Show Receptions on Monday and Tuesday
afternoons. Tickets for luncheons, evening events and short
courses must be purchased separately.
Business Class is an upgraded registration that provides
additional services including: a dedicated registration desk,
access to a private lounge, continental breakfast and light
refreshments daily, administrative support, small areas for
private meetings, and business services such as internet,
telephone, fax and photocopying. Space is limited.
Regular, Student (member and non-member)
and Senior Delegate
These registration types permit access to the Technical Program,
Trade Show, Investors Exchange, Innovation Forum organized
by CAMESE, Letter Writer Presentations for Investors, Corporate
Presentation Forum for Investors, Core Shack, Prospectors
Tent and the Trade Show Receptions on Monday and Tuesday
afternoons. Tickets for luncheons, evening events and short
courses must be purchased separately.
Trade Show Day Pass
This registration type permits access to the Trade Show,
Investors Exchange, Innovation Forum organized by
CAMESE, Letter Writer Presentations for Investors, Corporate
Presentation Forum for Investors, Core Shack, Prospectors
Tent and the Trade Show Receptions on Monday and Tuesday
afternoons. It does not permit access to the Technical
Program. Passes may be purchased daily or for multiple
days. Tickets for luncheons, evening events and short courses
must be purchased separately.
Investors Exchange ONLY Pass
This registration type permits access to the Investors
Exchange, Innovation Forum organized by CAMESE, Letter
Writer Presentations for Investors, Corporate Presentation
Forum for Investors, Core Shack and Prospectors Tent. It
does not permit access to the Trade Show or Technical
Program. Tickets for luncheons, evening events and short
courses must be purchased separately.