
About Us
A MODERN MINE FOR AMERICA’S FUTURE
Who We Are
Antler Operations, an Arizona-based company

Antler Operations, an Arizona-based company, is building a modern mining operation at the Antler Copper Project. Located 99% on private land in a sparsely populated part of Mohave County, Arizona, with one of the highest-grade copper deposits in the world, the project will use advanced technology, world-class engineering and industry best-practices to minimize environmental impacts, while producing minerals crucial to the clean energy transition and national security. Unlike other regional copper mines that have thousands of acres of surface disturbance, the underground mine at Antler will have a compact footprint of only 173 disturbance acres. Antler Operations further plans to reduce project impact by reusing 70% of operational water use, returning about 45% of the tailings underground, and utilizing a dry-stack tailings storage facility, which is considered an industry-leading practice in the mining sector.
Our
Core Values
Safety
We recognize our people as our greatest asset, and we are unwavering in our commitment to achieving a zero-harm workplace through continuous learning, vigilance, and proactive safety measures that protect our workers and local communities.
Stewardship
We respect and honor the rights, interests, and cultural heritage of Tribal communities, collaborating with them to protect and celebrate their history and traditions. We are dedicated to strengthening the communities where we operate by contributing to their well-being by practicing sustainable development. We care for the environment by continuously applying best practices at our projects to responsibly manage natural resources like water and energy and to ensure minimal environmental impact and long-term sustainability.
Integrity
We strive to uphold the highest standards of governance, ensuring transparency, accountability, and full compliance with laws and regulations across all jurisdictions where we operate. We actively engage with stakeholders at every stage of our projects, prioritizing sustainability and responsible development to build lasting partnerships.
Excellence
We are committed to ensuring that our growth benefits all partners and stakeholders. We uphold the highest standards, learn from every experience, and continuously drive improvement and innovation to stay at the forefront of our industry.
Meet the
Antler Copper Team
We are committed to fostering an inclusive and diverse workplace where everyone is welcome to contribute, grow, and succeed. With a notable female leadership team driving innovation and excellence, we are proud to champion equality and empower individuals from all backgrounds to thrive.

Nick Woolrych
Managing Director & CEO, New World Resources
Nick has more than 20 years’ experience in the natural resources industry, including significant financing, operational, contracting and project development experience in Australia and internationally.
Nick’s most recent role prior to joining New World was as CEO of PYBAR Mining Services, one of Australia’s largest underground mining services providers. Prior to that, as CEO of Diversified Minerals, Nick was instrumental in the acquisition, financing and development and divestment of the underground Dargues Gold Mine in New South Wales and the Henty underground gold mine in Tasmania.
Nick is passionate about developing and operating sustainable mining projects, driving a culture of safety and operational excellence, as well as delivering outcomes for project partners.

Kyle Lindahl
Vice President, Project Development
Kyle Lindahl is a highly accomplished and innovative Mining Engineer with over 20 years of professional expertise spanning the business and mining industries, including Copper, Zinc, Gold, Silver, Talc, and Molybdenum. His extensive experience encompasses engineering, design, operations, project management, business development, financial analysis, business plan execution, and team leadership, all underscored by a strong commitment to workplace safety.
Kyle has gained substantial operational experience both internationally at Oyu Tolgoi and domestically at Kennecott Utah Copper, as well as at numerous large-scale underground mining operations. He holds a dual undergraduate degree in Finance and Accounting from the Leeds School of Business at the University of Colorado, a Mining Engineering degree with summa cum laude honors from the Colorado School of Mines, and an MBA from the Kellogg School of Management at Northwestern University.

Pat Siglin
Exploration Manager
Patrick Siglin is an accomplished geologist with 14 years of experience in the mineral exploration industry. He currently serves as Exploration Manager at New World Resources Ltd., where he leads exploration efforts and early-stage project development throughout North America. His expertise lies in project acquisition, exploration, project management, and development. At New World Resources, he was part of a team that helped define the Antler Copper Deposit.
Patrick holds a B.S. in Geology from the University of Iowa. He began his career at Black Range Minerals Ltd., where he played a key role in exploring and developing uranium deposits in the western US.
Patrick is a dedicated and results-oriented geologist with a proven track record of success in identifying and advancing mineral exploration projects.

Tracy Roach
Senior Project Manager
Tracy Roach is the Senior Project Manager at Antler, bringing over 17 years of exploration experience in various commodities including gold, copper and uranium across North America. Tracy earned her Bachelor’s degree in Geology from Winona State University in Minnesota and has been a part of the Antler team since 2020.

Joe Jacobs
Project Manager
Joe Jacobs is an experienced Project Manager and Geologist with over 14 years of expertise in geological exploration and resource management, particularly in the challenging environments of Alaska. Since 2018, Joe has specialized in managing remote exploration camps across the state, overseeing a wide range of geological deposit types. His extensive background includes leading exploration teams in some of Alaska’s most remote and rugged terrains, ensuring safety, efficiency, and high-quality data collection in demanding conditions.
Currently, Joe serves as a Project Manager at New World Resources, where he has been an instrumental part of the team since 2021. His role involves overseeing large-scale geological assessments, managing multi-disciplinary teams, and ensuring that all exploration activities adhere to strict environmental and safety standards.
Joe’s expertise spans a variety of geological deposit types, and his leadership in managing exploration operations in remote settings has earned him a reputation for solving complex logistical challenges while maintaining a strong focus on team collaboration and project goals.
In addition to his technical skills, Joe is committed to professional development and advancing sustainable practices within the industry. His work in Alaska has provided him with a unique perspective on the balance between exploration and environmental stewardship.

Emalyn Glastetter
Project Manager
Emmy holds a B.S. in Geological Sciences from the University of Missouri. With a strong background in mining and mineral exploration, she has contributed to a variety of major and junior projects across the United States and Canada, focusing primarily on copper exploration. Her expertise spans a wide range of roles, from hands-on field operations to project management. Emmy is motivated by her commitment to the successful evaluation and ethical development of mineral resources.

McKenzee Kocha
Project Geologist and VMS Specialist
McKenzee Kocha is an accomplished Project Geologist with a Master’s Degree from the Colorado School of Mines and 4 years of specialized experience in exploration, working on a variety of projects in Mexico, Canada, and the United States. Her expertise is focused on Volcanogenic Massive Sulfide (VMS) deposits having experience as a Senior Exploration Geologist with Eskay Mining Corporation. Since 2023, McKenzee Kocha has been working as a Project Geologist for New World Resources assisting in their exploration efforts their VMS deposits. McKenzee’s expertise spans multiple facets of exploration, including geological mapping, geological modeling, and data analysis.
Learn more about the Antler Copper Project.