Robert R. McEwen

Chairman & CEO at McEwen

Board

Since August 18, 2005

Age

74 years

Tenure

Joined MUX on August 18, 2005 as Chairman & CEO and has continuously served in these roles while driving strategic growth and key acquisitions.

Also at McEwen

WMS

William M. Shaver

Interim COO & Director

Carmen Diges

General Counsel & Secretary

Jeffrey Chan

VP, Finance

About

Robert R. McEwen has dedicated his career to the mining industry, bringing over 30 years of experience to his role. His leadership journey is marked by a series of high-impact positions, where he has demonstrated a commitment to growth and operational excellence.

Prior to his tenure at MUX, he was instrumental in transforming major mining companies. As the CEO and Chairman of Goldcorp Inc., he played a critical role in developing the company from a startup into a leading gold producer, and his strategic initiatives extended through his roles at US Gold Corporation and Minera Andes Inc..

At MUX, his ongoing vision has driven significant corporate milestones, including key acquisitions that have strengthened the company’s portfolio and market position. His track record of strategic decision-making and industry expertise continues to shape the company’s future while reflecting a deep commitment to excellence.

$MUX Performance Under Robert R. McEwen

Past Roles

Organization	Role	Date Range	Details
Lexam VG Gold Inc.	Non-Executive Chairman	January 2011 – April 2017	Acquired by MUX in April 2017
Minera Andes Inc.	President & Chief Executive Officer	June 2009 – January 2012	Acquisition completed by McEwen Mining in January 2012
US Gold Corporation	Chief Executive Officer	2005 – 2012	Renamed to McEwen Mining Inc. in 2012
Goldcorp Inc.	Chief Executive Officer & Chairman	CEO: June 1986 – February 2005, Chairman: 1986 – October 2005	Grew from start-up into a senior gold producer

Fixed Compensation

Data from FY 2023

Component Name [Source]	Amount [Source]	Payment Schedule [Source]	Additional Details [Source]
Salary	$1	Annual [N/A]	Has been his salary since 2017; he previously declined a salary to align with shareholder interests
All Other Compensation	$5,838	Annual [N/A]	Represents payments or reimbursements for life insurance, health benefits, and travel

Performance Compensation

Data from FY 2023

No information available on performance compensation for 2023 [N/A]