Keep up with the latest executive movements in the resources industry, including a new head of Simandou iron ore developer Arrow Minerals.
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Iron ore doyen David Flanagan has taken on the top job at Arrow Minerals after serving as a part-time consultant at the company.
Flanagan’s appointment as managing director coincides with Jeff Dowling becoming Arrow non-executive chair, Tommy McKeith moving from executive chair to non-executive director and Frazer Tabeart resigning as non-executive director.
“Arrow has an exceptional opportunity at Simandou North and these board changes will ensure we maximise our ability to unlock it,” McKeith said.
“David’s skills and extensive experience in the iron ore business will be invaluable as we implement our strategy to establish a significant iron ore inventory at Simandou North, which will in turn position us to utilise the huge rail infrastructure being developed by our neighbours at Simandou.”
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Kalamazoo Resources has announced the resignation of Bernard Crawford as joint company secretary, with Carly Terzanidis to remain in a company secretary role.
Kalamazoo acknowledged Crawford’s contribution to the company, having first taking on the secretary role in 2016.
Crawford’s resignation comes after Luke Mortimer was promoted from Kalamazoo’s exploration manager to chief executive officer (CEO) in January. This coincided with Kalamazoo co-founder Luke Reinehr moving into the executive chair role.
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Larvotto Resources has appointed Cecilia Tyndall as company secretary, with Nick Longmire to resign as company secretary but remain as chief financial officer.
Larvotto is advancing its portfolio of in-demand minerals projects including the 1.4-million-ounce Hillgrove gold-antimony project in NSW, the Mt Isa copper, gold, and cobalt project in Queensland, and the Eyre multi-commodity project near Norseman in Western Australia.
The explorer is also developing a gold exploration project at Ohakuri on New Zealand’s North Island.
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