Keith has several decades of experience in the geology, exploration models and uranium occurrences in the Athabasca

Basin. From 1975 to 1985 he worked for several senior uranium explorers including Eldorado Nuclear Ltd., Amok Ltd.,

and Getty Mines Limited on extensive exploration and development projects throughout the three distinct uranium

camps within the Athabasca Basin: Uranium City, the Carswell Structure

Paul has more than 35 years of international exploration experience in base metals, gold, uranium, and industrial

minerals. Paul worked for Cameco Corporation from 1979–2005, becoming director of exploration with responsibility for

Cameco’s international uranium exploration programs, including Canada and Australia. At Cameco he directed the

uranium exploration teams through a period of expansion and acquisition, and left the corporation well positioned for

future discoveries. He has a history of successfully negotiating joint venture agreements with major competitors, and

played a significant role in Cameco’s acquisition of Power Resources Inc., the largest uranium producer in the USA, that

established Cameco’s exploration presence in the USA.

Rodney has 35 years of exploration experience, of base metals, gold and uranium with major companies, including 30

years have been in uranium. He was a member of the discovery teams for UG’s Kiggavik (Lone Gull) and AREVA’s Shea

Creek Deposits. He is a member of the Society of Exploration Geophysicists, the European Association of Exploration

Geophysicists, and the Association of Professional Engineers and GeoScientists of Saskatchewan. From 1986 to 2008

Rodney was Chief Geophysicist for AREVA Resources Canada Inc. in Saskatoon.

These gentlemen have a proven track record of discovery and more than a century of collective experience in the

Athabasca Basin, which accounts for one third of global uranium production! They chose to join Kodiak because of its

prime exploration assets, and what they believe to be a very rare opportunity to make a significant new uranium

discovery on Kodiak’s West Millenium property, located in the heart of the prime Key Lake