Samuel Torkornoo is a seasoned geoscientist and the President of Torkornoo and Associates Limited, as well as Deeprock Ghana and Deeprock Mining. With a robust background in mineral exploration and project management, Samuel has established himself as a pivotal figure in the mining sector, particularly...
Samuel Torkornoo is a seasoned geoscientist and the President of Torkornoo and Associates Limited, as well as Deeprock Ghana and Deeprock Mining. With a robust background in mineral exploration and project management, Samuel has established himself as a pivotal figure in the mining sector, particularly within West Africa. As a member of the Professional Geoscientist Ontario (APGO) and the Australian Institute of Mining and Metallurgy (AusIMM), he brings a wealth of knowledge and expertise to his roles.
In his capacity as the Vice President of Exploration Africa for Pelangio Exploration Inc., Samuel is at the forefront of managing gold exploration projects in Ghana. His responsibilities encompass project planning and management, business development, and target generation, ensuring that exploration activities are not only efficient but also strategically aligned with the company’s objectives. Samuel’s proficiency in geostatistics and GIS applications allows him to conduct thorough project evaluations and due diligence, which are critical in identifying viable mineral resources.
Key projects under his leadership include the exploration of high-potential gold deposits, where his skills in logging and management have been instrumental in driving successful outcomes. Samuel’s commitment to sustainable mining practices and community engagement further enhances his reputation in the industry. His ability to navigate complex geological landscapes while fostering partnerships has positioned Torkornoo and Associates Limited as a trusted name in mineral exploration and development. Through his innovative approach and dedication to excellence, Samuel Torkornoo continues to make significant contributions to the mining sector in Ghana and beyond.
