Regional Tour 2026
Down to Earth
Roadshow
Dates:
September – December 2026
Locations:
Perth
Toronto
Vancouver + Squamish
Nevada
Arizona
Join mining leaders in major global centres to tackle one of the industry's most pressing challenges: how to find and replace reserves without simply drilling more.
We'll explore how operators can build greater geological confidence, prioritise the right targets and make better-informed decisions about where—and when—to commit the next programme.
Choose the format that works for you: executive roundtable dinners, working lunches, technical one-to-ones or informal pub nights.
Compare approaches with peers, pressure-test your thinking and leave with practical ideas you can apply to your own strategy.
Find a session near you and reserve your place.
September 21–25
October 5–9
October 26–30
November TBC
December 6–11
See you in your city
Five legs between September and December. Every session is small, and seats are allocated by the team running that leg.
Not in one of these regions? Tell us where you are and what you are working on. We will either come to you or set up a session with your team remotely.
What happens on each leg?
Perth
September 21–25, 2026
Meet us for a 1:1
Perth CBD | Wednesday 23 to Thursday 24, September 2026 | 60 minutes
Book in for a working session with Fleet's CSO, Gerrit Olivier, held in the CBD.
Bring one piece of ground you are making a decision about, along with whatever you already hold on it: existing geophysics, drilling, the current structural interpretation, the disagreement your team is having about it. Gerrit will work through what a seismic-led model would resolve, what would remain ambiguous, and whether a seismic workflow would answer the question you are asking.
The Fleet Local: Pub Night in Perth
Lil's Rooftop Bar | Thursday 24 September 2026, 5.30pm onwards
Book in for a working session with Fleet's CSO, Gerrit Olivier, held in the CBD.
Join the Fleet team for a social gathering of mining operators in Perth. After work nibbles on
refreshments. No presentation and no agenda. Bring your team!
Toronto
October 5–9, 2026
Decision Makers Dinner: Data integration for drill targeting
Miku Toronto | Wednesday 5 October 2026 | 6.30pm
Target ranking gets difficult when the evidence sits in separate models. Legacy drilling, geochemistry, magnetics and EM each say something about the ground, but at depth several geometries can fit the same surface response, and the structural context that would separate them is often unresolved. Targets then get ranked on disconnected datasets at the point drill capital is being committed. Join Fleet’s COO, David Henderson, and a small group of exploration leaders and chief geologists facing similar challenges with data integration for drill targeting.
Meet us for a 1:1
Toronto CBD | Tuesday 4 October to Thursday 6 October 2026 | 60 minutes
Book in for a working session with the Fleet team while we’re in Toronto.
Bring one piece of ground you are making a decision about, along with whatever you already hold on it: existing geophysics, drilling, the current structural interpretation, the disagreement your team is having about it. Our team will work through what a seismic-led model would resolve, what would remain ambiguous, and whether a seismic workflow would answer the question you are asking.
Vancouver
October 26–30, 2026
Meet us for a 1:1
Vancouver CBD | Monday 26 October to Friday 30 October 2026 | 60 minutes
Book in for a working session with the Fleet team while we’re in Vancouver.
Bring one piece of ground you are making a decision about, along with whatever you already hold on it: existing geophysics, drilling, the current structural interpretation, the disagreement your team is having about it. Our team will work through what a seismic-led model would resolve, what would remain ambiguous, and whether a seismic workflow would answer the question you are asking.
Decision Makers Dinner: Drilling structures over anomalies
Elisa Vancouver | Wednesday 28 October 2026 | 6.30pm
Book in for a working session with the Fleet team while we’re in Vancouver.
Bring one piece of ground you are making a decision about, along with whatever you already hold on it: existing geophysics, drilling, the current structural interpretation, the disagreement your team is having about it. Our team will work through what a seismic-led model would resolve, what would remain ambiguous, and whether a seismic workflow would answer the question you are asking.
Decision Makers Lunch: Data integration for drill targeting
Miku Vancouver | Thursday 29 October 2026 | 12.30pm
Target ranking gets difficult when the evidence sits in separate models. Legacy drilling, geochemistry, magnetics and EM each say something about the ground, but at depth several geometries can fit the same surface response, and the structural context that would separate them is often unresolved. Targets then get ranked on disconnected datasets at the point drill capital is being committed. Join Fleet’s COO, David Henderson, and a small group of exploration leaders and chief geologists facing similar challenges with data integration for drill targeting.
The Fleet Local: Squamish pub night
Howe Sound Inn & Brewing Co.| Wednesday 29 October 2026 | from 5.30pm
Join the Fleet team for a social gathering of mining operators in Squamish. After work nibbles on refreshments. No presentation and no agenda. Bring your team!
Applications
Also on the Road
Fleet also runs technical field programs. The most recent took twenty geoscientists through the intrusion-related and epithermal gold systems of the Ravensword District in North Queensland, across three days of workshops, pit visits and drill core review.