Dr. Breaks, a lithium expert, discovered the two largest Lithium-rich rare element deposits (Li-Ta-Rb-Cs) in Ontario: Separation Rapids Pegmatite of Avalon Advanced Materials, and Pakeagama Lake Pegmatite of Frontier Lithium. He spent 29 years at the Ontario Geological Survey where he ran Operation Treasure Hunt and headed regional mapping project predominantly in LCT pegmatites, fertile Granites for Lithium and REE potential. He has an extensive experience with petrography, mineralogy, litho and mineral geochemistry of Archean shield rock types in a wide range of domain settings including greenstone rich belts. He has 118 publications at the Ontario Geological Survey and numerous external publications,. He is highly experienced in most deposit types in shield areas, including rare element pegmatites and related S-type peraluminous granites.

Mr. Neill has over 30 years of experience in rare earth material engineering, separation, processing, and sales to global markets. He holds a degree in Materials Engineering from Western University and an MBA from the Schulich School of Business at York University. His work in sourcing rare earth materials to and from China and managing joint ventures with Asian partners has made him a sought-after expert in the industry. He is currently a director for the Critical Minerals Institute (CMI) in Canada, and a director for Neoterrex Corporation (TSXV: NTX) and Nuinsco (NWI.CN). His experience also includes serving as Director of Business Development for Rare Earth Salts Separations and Refining, as Director at IBC Advanced Alloys (TSXV: IB) and Executive Vice President at Dacha Strategic Metals (formerly TSXV: DSM). 

Ms. Williams is Anishinaabe, a member of Curve Lake First Nation, and is currently an elected official for her community. Ms. Williams, LLB has worked in Indigenous communities in government and corporate roles in the capacity of legal counsel, negotiations and governance, and as a strategic advisor, for over 20 years. Ms. Williams has been on negotiation teams that have successfully settled over $1 billion in agreements and has worked on Indigenous community engagement and negotiations to support national energy and mining projects. Ms. Williams teaches at Osgoode Hall Law School as an Adjunct Professor and supports student led negotiations focussing on consultation, Indigenous rights and reconciliation.

Mr. Mansour, J.D., is a Partner since 2020 of the Ottawa based criminal law firm Friedman Mansour, LLP. He has also been an Adjunct Professor in the Faculty of Common Law at the University of Ottawa since 2019. Since March 2023, Mr. Mansour has been the Managing Partner of Ethical Capital Partners, a private equity firm managed by a multi-disciplinary advisory team seeking investment and advisory opportunities in industries requiring principled ethical leadership. Mr. Mansour is a member of the Law Societies of Ontario, Alberta, and the Northwest Territories, having initially been called to the bar in 2016 after graduating from the University of Alberta Faculty of Law in 2015.