- Former Executive Vice President, Sustainability Don Strickland has returned to the role of Chief Operating Officer, effective immediately
- Copper Mountain will appoint a Vice President, Sustainability
- Mr. Lance Newman will assume the position of Sr. Vice President, Project Development
- Copper Mountain Mining Corp is a copper producer with projects in B.C. and Queensland, Australia
- Copper Mountain Mining Corporation (CMMC) opened trading at C$2.71 per share
Copper Mountain Mining Corporation (CMMC) has announced that Mr. Don Strickland has returned to the role of Chief Operating Officer, effective immediately.
Mr. Strickland took on the role of Executive Vice President, Sustainability to establish a strong sustainability direction and focus for the company.
Mr. Strickland will continue to be responsible for the sustainability and people functions, in addition to leading Operations and Technical Services.
Copper Mountain will appoint a Vice President, Sustainability to work with Mr. Strickland and the team to continue advancing the company’s sustainability focus.
The company has eliminated the role of Senior Vice President, Operations and the Mine General Managers will report directly to Mr. Strickland.
Copper Mountain thanks Mr. Eric Dell for his years of service and dedication to the company.
Mr. Lance Newman will assume the position of Sr. Vice President, Project Development. Mr. Newman will add Australian Country Management to his overall leadership in Project Development and Construction.
Copper Mountain’s flagship asset is the 75 per cent owned Copper Mountain Mine located in southern British Columbia. Copper Mountain also has the 100 per cent owned development-stage Eva Copper Project, which is expected to add approximately 100 million pounds of copper annually, in Queensland, Australia and an extensive 2,100 km2 highly prospective land package in the Mount Isa area.
Copper Mountain Mining Corporation (CMMC) opened trading at C$2.71 per share.
