LONDON (Alliance News) - IronRidge Resources Ltd said on Monday it a strengthened its executive team with a series of senior appointments.
Chief Executive Officer Vincent Mascolo has committed to another three years in his position, with the option for another two years.
Meanwhile, under a three-year contract, Len Kolff has been appointed to the new role of chief operating officer. Prior to this, Kolff was IronRidge's chief geologist.
In addition, the company has appointed Moctar Keita as exploration manager for Cote D'Ivoire, with his focus being on advancing the Kineta and Vavoua projects as they move towards initial drill planning.
Iwan Willams has been made exploration manager for Ghana, and will be responsible for moving the Cape Coast lithium project towards drill planning, and finally Steve Cancio Newton has been appointed principal geologist.
"We are delighted to have secured the continued services of Vincent and Len, who have both been paramount in the development of the company to date. We believe they will continue to make a significant contribution to the company's efforts to both strengthen and rapidly develop its project inventory," said Chairman Neil Herbert.
"The board is also pleased to have appointed a number of high-calibre individuals, Moctar, Iwan and Steven; who each have extensive experience in the mining and exploration sectors. These highly valuable additions to the team will prove vital to the success of each of our project initiatives," Herbert added.
Shares in IronRidge Resources were up 0.2% at 23.55 pence on Monday.
