Passion tempered with compassion leads to understandingAdvice to young mining professionals from veteran mining executive Larry Clark

Advice to young mining professionals from veteran mining executive Larry Clark

By Tom DiNardo

June 22, 2020

Courtesy of Larry Clark

Larry Clark began his career as an underground miner at the Henderson molybdenum mine in Colorado in 1978. He graduated from the Colorado School of Mines in 1986 and, after stints working at a consultancy and a mining software company, Clark was hired by Newmont.

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