May/June 2013 - The ASIA Miner

On the move
Energy and Minerals Australia advises that Julian Tapp has been appointed as an
executive director and chief executive officer of the company. He brings a
wealth of experience in regulatory approvals and project development which
will be invaluable as EMA moves forward with its Mulga Rock Uranium Project.
of leading investment banking firm Mongolia
International Capital Corporation and has
been an innovator in the Mongolian finance
sector for almost a decade.
Coppermoly has engaged the services of Dr Peter
Crowhurst on a contractual basis. As a highly
regarded and exceptionally well-credentialed
geologist, his extensive exploration and structural
geology expertise in Papua New Guinea
bodes particularly well for Coppermoly’s ongoing
exploration activities in West New Britain.
Woulfe Mining Corp has appointed Hubert Marleau,
a director of the company, as its interim chief
executive officer. This followed an announcement
that Brian and Amelia Wesson have resigned
from their positions as directors and as
its president and chief executive officer and VP
of business administration, respectively, in
order to pursue other opportunities.
Drake Resources has appointed Jason Stirbinskis
as chief executive officer as part of its
commitment to becoming a successful and
profitable gold and base metals mining company.
He succeeds Dr Bob Beeson who remains
on the Board as a non-executive director.
Jason Stirbinskis’ former roles include
managing director of Phillips River Mining and
Central Asia Resources.
Majestic Gold Corp has appointed James Mackie
as chief financial officer. He has also been
elected to the company’s Board. He is replacing
Tom Needham as CFO, who is retiring
from the company, and Gurminder
Sangha, who has resigned as a director.
Modun Resources has appointed a new director
of its wholly-owned Mongolian subsidiary,
Modun Resources LLC Mongolia. Archit-Erdene
Darambazar is the founder and president
Southeast Asia Mining Corp is pleased to announce
the appointment of Steve McIntyre,
James Fairbairn and Steve Norregaard to the
Board of Directors, and Chris Irwin as corporate
secretary. The company has accepted
the resignations of Denis Clement and John
Cullen from the Board of Directors.
Crazy Horse Resources has made changes to its
executive team. Jose Leviste III has been appointed
chief executive officer and a director.
As a Philippine national with extensive connections,
he is a former lawyer and has
worked in Australia and the Philippines. Brian
Lueck is the new chief operating officer. Former
chairman and chief executive officer Mitch Alland
has been appointed executive chairman.
Underground hard rock mining contractor Barminco Limited has appointed
Peter Bryant as chief financial officer. He is a highly experienced executive
having held leadership roles at Seven West Media Ltd and engineering and
development group GRD Ltd.
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