Lloyd Joseph Bardswich serves as Executive Vice President, Chief Mining Engineer, and Director at United States Antimony Corporation, where he plays a pivotal role in overseeing the company's mining operations, technical development, and strategic growth. With over 35 years of experience in the mining industry, Bardswich brings extensive expertise in mine planning, operations optimization, and resource evaluation across North America and Mexico. A Professional Engineer registered in British Columbia and Montana, he earned his Bachelor of Science in Mining Engineering from the University of British Columbia and has held senior engineering roles at major firms including Teck Resources and Kinross Gold. Bardswich's notable achievements include leading the successful ramp-up of underground mining operations at multiple polymetallic deposits, achieving production increases of up to 40% through innovative drilling and blasting techniques. He has been instrumental in environmental compliance and safety initiatives, earning accolades such as the Canadian Mining Association's Safety Award for zero lost-time incidents over multi-year projects. His strategic oversight has also facilitated key acquisitions and expansions, enhancing reserve bases and operational efficiencies for antimony, gold, and silver assets. At United States Antimony Corporation, Bardswich directs engineering efforts for flagship properties like the Los Juarez mine in Mexico and the Beaufort and Beacon Hill sites in Alaska and Montana. As a board director, he contributes to corporate governance and investor relations, guiding the company toward sustainable production targets and exploration successes that position it as a leader in critical minerals supply.