Major mining companies have used satellite-assisted exploration internally for years. Most junior and mid-tier operators don't have access to those capabilities.
Large firms operate with deep exploration intelligence, while smaller companies rely heavily on expensive field programs and incomplete data. Hawkeyes was built to close that gap.
We focus exclusively on mining and mineral exploration. Nothing else.
Harvey Lawson has worked across exploration, mining finance, investor relations, venture capital and private placements.
Throughout his career, he saw the same recurring issue: smaller operators were making drilling decisions with limited geological intelligence, while major firms relied on advanced satellite analysis kept entirely in-house. Hawkeyes was built to make those capabilities accessible.
Harvey holds an MBA in Finance from The Manchester Business School.
A seasoned technology entrepreneur and innovator with decades of experience building, scaling and commercialising technology-led businesses.
He began his entrepreneurial journey in 1985 with a desktop publishing venture later acquired by Corel. In 1995 he founded Millennium Multimedia, taking the company public on NASDAQ under the ticker PINC in 1996.
He later served as Founding CTO of American Apparel, helping scale the company’s digital business to $144 million in online sales within 17 months. He also founded Planet Hospital, a pioneer in medical tourism that generated more than $300 million at its peak, and built SHOPPLER, which was later acquired by Amazon.
At Hawkeyes, he leads the company’s technology vision, product architecture and innovation strategy, bringing a proven track record of turning ambitious ideas into scalable technology businesses.
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