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Integrated ecosystem portfolios

Founded in 2005, deep in New Brunswick

Long Marsh Creek Holdings Inc. was founded in 2005 and has since driven asset management innovation throughout New Brunswick and across Canada. Since that same year, we’ve focused our investment and operations discipline on key sustainable resource opportunities in the Atlantic region. Evey strategic decision — from identifying high-value land and mineral assets to long-term community-integrated management — is made in service of stability, siamless partnership, ease of access, and localized deployment. For the communities and natural resources that rely on Long Marsh Creek’s strategic holding models.

Our team’s local knowledge and global vision ensure we lead. We create value through selective, multi-generational holdings, ensuring our portfolio is as resilient as the terrain of Eastern Canada. We invite new partners to explore the depth of our commitment to the province and the industries we serve.

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Pioneers of the smart mine ecosystem

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Luella Smith

Chief Executive Officer

Canadian pioneer in robotic resource extraction, blending mineral expertise with advanced cognitive AI; engineered next-generation mining solutions across Canada and internationally; M.Sc. Robotics, University of Waterloo.

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Edward Smith

Chief Financial Officer

Born and educated in Canada, a strategic financial architect for industrial technology and automation; navigating the complex economics of AI-driven mining ventures with global experience; CPA, CA, Schulich School of Business.

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Interested in joining the team?

We’re building the investment, operations, and community-partnership teams that will bring sustainable resource management to every community we serve.

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