Many believe that Clifford Frame’s successful mining career is due to his academic background in engineering. However, Clifford believes to the contrary. He attributes the success of his mining career to his inherent intelligence and his childhood, where he developed important skills like hard-work and independence.

Clifford was twice named “Mining Man of the Year” in Canada

He was made an honorary Indian Chief of the Kaska Dene

He was the first appointed mayor of Thompson, Manitoba (1964-1966)

He played hockey for the Trail Jr. Smoke Eaters and the UBC Thunderbirds

 
Hockey days
 
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Clifford Hugh Frame is one of Canada's pre-eminent and best known mining and resource business developers/entrepreneurs. His outstanding wide and extremely varied base of experience gained for well over 50 years throughout the world in technical, operations, financing, marketing and executive aspects of mining, and as an entrepreneur, is almost unique among his peers. This experience combined with Mr. Frame's innate abilities, provide him with exceptional insightfulness into all the aspects and facets of the mining business, globally. 

He is as equally comfortable dealing one-on-one and discussing intricacies with exploration geologists and mining engineers as he is with mine managers, marketers, CEO's, financiers, partners and leaders of aboriginals, governments and industry. He is therefore extremely well qualified to identify, select and formulate attractive investment opportunities in the mining field on a global, commodities-wide basis. 

Clifford Frame is a present and past member of numerous boards of directors of many corporations. Mr. Frame was educated in Canada, and received a Bachelor of Applied Science, Mining Engineering, from the University of British Columbia under a Kennecott Scholarship. He is a Professional Engineer belonging to the Association of Ontario since 1958. Mr. Frame has been a guest lecturer at McGill University, and he is founder of the Chair of Foundation for Sustainable Mining and Processing (available to all engineering disciplines), University of British Columbia. He has been honored by Canada's Kaska First Nation (aboriginals) and uniquely as twice recipient of the prestigious Canada's "Mining Man of the Year" award.