Management

	Daniel E. Wolfus Position: Chairman, CEO and Director Daniel Wolfus has over 28 years of investment banking experience, firstly with E.F. Hutton & Co., where Mr. Wolfus rose to become partner and Senior Vice President in charge of the West Coast Corporate Finance Department, followed by his tenure as Chairman, CEO and chief organizer of Hancock Savings Bank in Los Angeles. During his term with Hancock Savings, the bank grew to five branches and $225 million in assets before it was sold in 1997. Mr. Wolfus is currently a director of MD Cowan and Co., a manufacturer of oil drilling equipment, and of Platoro West Holdings Inc., a mineral exploration company traded on the Canadian Trading & Quotation System. Mr. Wolfus also serves in various charitable and non-profit organizations in the United States.
	Kenneth A. Brunk Position: President and COO Mr. Brunk, a Qualified Person, holds a degree in Metallurgical Engineering from Michigan Technological University and throughout his forty-two year career has conducted numerous feasibility studies and has as well been responsible for designing, constructing, staffing and operating multiple mining operations and improving process efficiencies around the world. Most recently, he served as Chief Operating Officer of Romarco Minerals, where he led Romarco through the feasibility study on its Haile Gold Mine project. Mr. Brunk's efforts aided in elevating Haile from a prospective exploration effort to a successful world-class mine development project. Previously, as Senior Vice President and Senior Technical Officer at Newmont, Mr. Brunk was responsible for all of the technical functions of the operating, mine planning, metallurgical development, projects, and engineering groups within Newmont.
	Doris A. Meyer Position: Chief Financial Officer and Corporate Secretary Mrs. Meyer is a Canadian Certified General Accountant and Chief Financial Officer and Corporate Secretary of Midway Gold Corporation. Mrs. Meyer gained her experience in the mining industry in part by performing the role of Vice President, Finance of Queenstake from 1985 to 2003 and Corporate Secretary until 2004. While at Queenstake, she was a part of or led negotiations of joint venture and acquisition agreements, and equity and debt financings. She was a key member of the team that negotiated the acquisition of the Jerritt Canyon mine in Nevada. Mrs. Meyer acts as Chief Financial Officer and/or Corporate Secretary of several publicly traded mining companies and her company, Golden Oak Corporate Services Ltd., provides those clients with administrative, accounting and compliance services.
	Richard D. Moritz Position: Vice President of Project Development Mr. Moritz (M.Sc. and QP) joined Midway in 2010 from Gustavson Associates, LLC, where he conducted feasibility studies, process engineering, mine planning, and technical evaluation services. His 30-year career spans technical and management positions with Royal Gold, Bateman Engineering, Nerco Minerals, and Falcon Exploration. His specialty is the engineering and optimization of mines and processing plants, including start-up efforts in North and South America, Central Asia, and Australia. Mr. Moritz holds a B.S. in Mining Engineering and M.S. in Business Administration, both from the University of Nevada, Reno. He is responsible for the oversight of engineering, technical personnel, permitting, and construction at the Company's projects.
	William S. Neal Position: Vice President of Geological Services Mr. Neal earned a Master of Science Degree from Washington State University and a Bachelor of Science degree from Colorado State University. In November 2007, Mr. Neal was appointed Vice President of Exploration and in June 2010 he was named Vice President of Geological Services. Mr. Neal is charged with developing the discovery process on Midway's Nevada exploration projects. His focus is targeting drill holes, planning exploration expansion work, and identifying new opportunities through discovery and acquisition. Mr. Neal, a geologist for over 30 years, served as a senior geologist for Battle Mountain Gold in the Northwestern United States and Vice President of Exploration for Hanover Gold. Mr. Neal was instrumental in four of Midway's discoveries at the Spring Valley project, Nevada.