CEO of Brazil Resources (BRI.V), Amir Adnani makes his show debut - Mr. Adnani has a reputation for moving projects rapidly into production. Fortune magazine lists Mr. Adnani in the prestigious ranks of “40 Under 40, Ones to Watch” North American executives. One top investment fund owns 17% of BRI shares - legendary precious metals investor, Rick Rule of Sprott Asset Management. Mr. Adnani has partnered with Mario Garnero of Brazilinvest, the top merchant bank and financial partner in Brazil. His success strategy involves a two prong approach: identifying exceptional partners and employees as well as acquiring discounted properties. As a BRICS nation, Brazil is the eighth largest economy in the world where officials have nurtured and fostered a mining friendly reputation, including a reasonable gold royalty rate of 1% (The World Bank, 2015). Two key mines are located in northern Brazil, the Sao Jorge project and the Cachoeira project. The Sao Jorge project is 100% owned, includes paved highway access, a nearby workforce, and a hydroelectric power source. In addition:
• The property is located near major gold deposits,
• Is in the proximity of an operational mine,
• Government incentives include a 75% reduction in income tax during the first ten years of the project.

The second project, Cachoeira benefits from a solid infrastructure and close a nearby highway, three deposits with near surface mineralization, previously examined and consolidated by major producers: Kinross and Luna Gold Corp. Brazil Resources has a uranium ore property in Alaska - the Whistler project has the unique benefit of $10 million in previous exploration by major firms in the industry, providing a treasure map left by earlier explorers. In addition, the geological strata share similarities with key uranium discoveries.