Mr Mirie is an Experienced Mineral economist and holder of a Maters of Science degree in Mineral Economics from Curtin University, Australia. He has demonstrable experience in mineral resources projects modelling, mining projects economics as well as financial and technical valuation.

He exhibit unique skills in mining projects value chain analysis, mineral markets analysis, trends projection, mining projects financial modelling, project evaluation, risk analysis, fiscal modelling, project appraisal and conducting social and economic benefit analysis and determining government take in mineral royalties. Additionally, Mirie possesses strong mineral economics and research capabilities and extensive experience in the Mining Policy-making process having honed his skills with the government of kenya over thirteen years.

Mr Mirie is a member of the Emerging Leaders in African Mining (ELAM)2016-An initiative of the Mining and Energy for Development Alliance (MEFDA-AUSTRALIA) as well as a graduate of the Executive Training on Extractive and sustainable Mining Investment (2018)-An initiative of the Columbia center for sustainable investments (Colombia University and the Earth institute -implemented by the Great Lakes Institute of strategic studies)