B2Gold
Pegah Khosravi Nia currently serves as a Decarbonization Engineer at B2Gold Corp. since October 2023. Previously, Pegah held roles as a Research Associate focusing on sustainability and climate change at UBC Sauder School of Business and worked as an Exam Invigilator at The University of British Columbia from October 2022 to October 2023. As a Graduate Research Assistant in Mining Engineering and a Teaching Assistant for Modeling and Simulation and Engineering Economics at The University of British Columbia from September 2021 to October 2023, Pegah engaged in various academic support roles. Prior experience includes a position as a Research Analyst at IROST, where Pegah designed hydroponic systems and conducted experiments on plasma-activated water, and as a Data Analyst at Iran Khodro. Pegah is pursuing a Master of Applied Science in Mining and Mineral Engineering at The University of British Columbia, building on a Bachelor of Science in Mechanical Engineering of Biosystems obtained from the University of Tehran.
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B2Gold (B2Gold) is a Canada-based gold producer with approximately four operating mines and one mine under construction. The Company has a portfolio of other evaluation and exploration projects in various countries, including Mali, Colombia, Burkina Faso, Finland, Chile and Nicaragua. Its material mineral properties consist of three mines and one mine under construction: Otjikoto mine, an open pit gold mine located approximately 300 kilometers north of Windhoek, the capital of Namibia (Otjikoto Mine); Masbate mine, an open pit gold mine, located near the northern tip of the island of Masbate, over 360 kilometers south-east of Manila (Masbate Gold Project); La Libertad mine, an open pit gold mine located over 110 kilometers due east of Managua and 32 kilometers northeast of Juigalpa, Nicaragua (La Libertad Mine), and Fekola gold project, an open pit gold mine under construction located approximately 40 kilometers south of the city of Kenieba, Mali (Fekola Project).