Source: Sixth Wave Innovations Inc.
  • Sixth Wave (SIXW) appoints Patricia Steadman to the Board of Directors effective immediately
  • Steadman has contributed to the company by bringing green ESG solutions to gold and battery metal opportunities to Canada and the US
  • Grant Mitchell is retiring as Board of Directors, but will remain as an Advisory Board member
  • The company is granting a total of 150,000 stock options to an independent director of the company at $0.10 per share
  • Sixth Wave (SIXW) is a nanotechnology company with patented technologies focused on detecting and extracting target substances using molecularly imprinted polymers
  • Sixth Wave (SIXW) is unchanged today, trading at C$0.05 as of Aug 18, 2022, 3:02 pm ET

Sixth Wave (SIXW) has appointed Patricia Steadman to the Board of Directors effective immediately.

Steadman has been a corporate advisor to the Sixth Wave executive team for some time.

Steadman is a highly accomplished CEO across multiple technology companies and will continue to support the Sixth Wave executive team towards the goal of developing near-term revenue. She holds a Computer Engineering degree from Lehigh University and attended Columbia University for her Masters of Computer Science degree before becoming an early pioneer in the Internet messaging and domain fields. She also brings extensive experience in capital markets, grants, information technology and systems, and connectivity to mining and pathogen detection. She has decades of experience as a serial entrepreneur-bringing largescale, innovative, and transformative platform technologies to new technologies markets.

President & CEO of Sixth Wave, Jon Gluckman, commented on Ms. Steadman’s appointment.

“I have enjoyed working closely with Ms. Steadman for the past year in various business development initiatives. Ms. Steadman’s diverse experience in industry, government contracting, capital markets, and licensing will be instrumental in supporting our metals and mining focus on revenue generation while extending our ability to monetize the medical and diagnostic achievements we have already made.”

Patricia Steadman added,

“I am excited to be asked to join the Board and bring additional skill sets to help the company achieve its goals. Despite difficult times, Sixth Wave has made great strides in last year with successful mining projects, licensing of its Affinity technology, and demonstrating the superiority of its viral/bacterial pathogen detection polymers. I believe that this positions the company for a solid growth and I look forward to assisting in those efforts.”

Grant Mitchell is retiring as Board of Director, but will remain as an Advisory Board member.

The company is granting a total of 150,000 stock options to an independent director of the company at $0.10 per share.

Sixth Wave is in the process of commercializing its Affinity cannabinoid purification system, AMIPS virus/bacteria detection and IXOS (a line of extraction polymers for the gold mining industry). The company can design, develop and commercialize these solutions across a broad spectrum of industries. The focus is on nanotechnology architectures that are highly relevant for the detection and separation of viruses, biogenic amines, and other pathogens.

Sixth Wave (SIXW) is a nanotechnology company with patented technologies that focus on detecting and extracting target substances at the molecular level using highly specialized molecularly imprinted polymers.

Sixth Wave (SIXW) is unchanged today, trading at C$0.05 as of Aug 18, 2022, 3:02 pm ET.


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