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Restart Life Sciences Appoints Inez Ho as Chief Financial Officer

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Restart Life Sciences (HEAL.CN) on Wednesday said it appointed Inez Ho as its chief financial officer, effective immediately.

Ho succeeds Rebecca Hudson, who resigned from the role to focus on other commitments, the company said.

Ho brings over 12 years of "robust finance and accounting experience" to Restart Life, with a "strong track record of supporting publicly listed companies across diverse industries", it said.

She currently serves as Senior Manager at Zeus Accounting Solutions Corp, where she also acts as Controller and Chief Financial Officer for several public and private companies, it added.

"We are thrilled to welcome Inez to the leadership team during this transformative period for Restart Life," said chief executive Steve Loutskou. "As we aggressively target revenue generation and expansion within the 'better-for-you' sector, we are actively auditing and restructuring our internal operations. Inez's deep expertise in capital markets and corporate compliance will be invaluable as we streamline our corporate infrastructure, optimize our newly secured purchase order financing, and focus on sustainable, growth that builds long-term value for our shareholders."

Shares of the company were last seen unchanged at $0.095 on the Canadian Securities Exchange.

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