-- Bullion Gold Resources(BGD.V)は月曜日、サイモン・ブリット氏を社長兼最高経営責任者(CEO)に任命したと発表した。就任は即日発効となる。 同社によると、ブリット氏はガイ・モリセット氏の後任となる。モリセット氏は取締役会との計画的な移行の一環として、日々の経営および管理業務から退任することを選択した。 また、モリセット氏は今後も戦略アドバイザーおよび技術委員会のメンバーとしてBullion社内で「積極的に関与」していくという。 さらに同社は、ブリット氏が天然資源およびエネルギー分野における金融、資本市場、プロジェクト開発において25年以上の経験を持つ「ベテラン経営者」であると述べている。 Bullion入社以前は、ブリット氏は上場および非上場の鉱業会社で上級管理職を務め、鉱業およびエネルギー分野の先住民団体や企業に対して戦略アドバイザーを務めていた。 「ガイ氏の献身と専門知識による、ブリオン社の様々な鉱山プロジェクトへの貢献と発展に感謝します」と、取締役会長のジル・ラヴェルディエール氏は述べました。「サイモン氏の入社は、当社にとって重要な節目となります。彼の卓越した財務専門知識、戦略的な規律、そして複雑な環境下で価値を創造する能力は、当社のプロジェクト開発を加速させる上で大きな力となるでしょう。」 同社の株価は、トロント証券取引所ベンチャー市場で0.10ドルで横ばいでした。
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