-- Bullion Gold Resources (BGD.V) 周一宣布任命 Simon Britt 为总裁兼首席执行官,即刻生效。 该公司表示,Britt 将接替 Guy Morissette 的职位。Morissette 已决定卸任公司日常管理和行政职务,这是与董事会共同制定的过渡计划的一部分。 该公司还表示,Morissette 将继续在 Bullion 担任战略顾问和技术委员会成员。 该公司进一步表示,Britt 是一位经验丰富的资深高管,在自然资源和能源领域的金融、资本市场和项目开发方面拥有超过 25 年的经验。 该公司补充说,在加入 Bullion 之前,Britt 曾在多家上市和非上市矿业公司担任高级管理职位,并曾担任矿业和能源领域原住民组织和公司的战略顾问。 “我感谢 Guy 为 Bullion 的各项矿业项目所做出的贡献和展现的专业知识,”董事会主席 Gilles Laverdiere 表示。 “西蒙的加入对公司而言是一个重要的里程碑。他卓越的融资专长、战略眼光以及在复杂环境下创造价值的能力,将成为我们加速项目开发的重要资产。” 该公司股票在多伦多证券交易所创业板的最新报0.10美元,与前一日持平。
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