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Mark Urbani

Founder

CTO, Founder, Director at Renewable Metals

Perth, Western Australia, Australia

FoundedRenewable Metals

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CTO, Founder, Director at Renewable Metals

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Co-founders at Renewable Metals

GJGary Johnson
Gary JohnsonFounder, Director

Experience

  1. Renewable MetalsChief Technology Officer and Foundercurrent2023 — presentPerth, Western Australia, Australia
  2. Strategic Metallurgy Pty Ltd.Director2011 — 2025Perth, Western Australia
  3. Norilsk NickelMetallurgist2009 — 2010Perth, Australia
  4. CognisMinesite services engineer2007 — 2009Australia
  5. Western Minerals TechnologyMetallurgist2005 — 2007Perth, Australia

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Mineral ProcessingGold

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Frequently asked questions

Who is Mark Urbani?
CTO, Founder, Director at Renewable Metals
Where does Mark Urbani work?
Mark Urbani is CTO, Founder, Director of Renewable Metals.
What companies did Mark Urbani found?
Mark Urbani founded Renewable Metals.
Where did Mark Urbani go to school?
Mark Urbani studied at Curtin University (Bachelor of Applied Science (B.A.Sc.), Chemistry and metallurgy); Mazenod College.

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