VIP Biography for
Paul A. Lindberg

	Paul A. Lindberg
Industry	Metallic mineral exploration
Title	Consulting Economic Geologist
Expertise	Structural geology, detailed geological mapping, construction of complex 3-dimensional geologic models
Current Organization	Self-employed
Type of Organization	Consulting
Major Product	Metallic mineral exploration and mining
Area of Distribution	Arizona, Alaska, Western U.S. and Canada
University/Degree	Bachelor of Geological Engineering, University of Minnesota, 1956
Born	February 18, 1931, Iron Mountain, Michigan
Affiliations	SEG; GSA; SME; AIPG; AGI; AAAS
Hobbies & Sports	Photography, travel, hiking, volunteer work, teaching and leading tours for local clubs and international student and professional groups
Career Accomplishments	Expert knowledge of the structural geology and origin of one of the world's largest Precambrian volcanogenic massive sulfide ore bodies at Jerome, Arizona where, from 1896-1953, 1,812,525 tons of refined cooper was produced from local mines; Expert knowledge of the past 75 million year of tectonic history at the boundary of the Basin and Range and Colorado Plateau physiographic provinces in central Arizona
Work History	1953-55, Magnetometer mapping, Bibwabik iron formation, Minnesota, U.S. Steel Corp.; 1956-76, Project Mineral Exploration Geologist, Anaconda Co., Utah, Montana, New York, Ontario, British Columbia, Peru and Arizona; 1976-78, Mineral Exploration Manager, McIntyre Mines Ltd., Toronto, Ontario, projects throughout Canada, Alaska, western U.S., Tasmania; 1978-present, Consulting Economic Mineral Geologist, projects throughout western U.S., Alaska, Yukon and Northwest Territories, Canada
Children	Karen M. (Cutler), 41; Paul A. Jr., 40
Spouse	Phyllis E. (Thiel) Lindberg
Married	June 10, 1956
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