Jayson founded Resource Potentials in 2001 and is a Principal Geophysicist and Director of the company. Jayson has a BSc in geology from California State University (1987), MSc in geochemistry (University of Miami, 1989) and PhD in geophysics (University of Miami, 1995). His broad, global understanding of geology and exploration has contributed towards new discoveries, especially in the search for gold, manganese, iron, base metals, industrial metals, coal, diamonds and hydrocarbons. Experienced with project management, evaluation, due diligence, land access, native title cooperation, environmental issues, local legal and political frameworks, and contract negotiations. A long research and teaching association with Curtin University and CRCs in the area of geophysical exploration for blind mineral deposits under regolith cover or along deep structures. Jayson was awarded (joint) the Laric Hawkins Award in 2000 for the Most Innovative Use of a Geophysical Technique presented by the Australian Society of Exploration Geophysicists, and is an author of many peer reviewed articles. Jayson is a member of AIG (fellow), ASEG, AGU, Soc Econ Geol.