Canadian Batero Gold president and CEO leaves the firm
Canadian junior gold miner Batero Gold Corp (TSX-V:BAT) said Thursday the company’s board has accepted the resignation of Brandon Rook as President, Chief Executive Officer and Director effective immediately.
The Colombia-focused firm said Rook is being replaced by senior vice president and COO, Darryl Lindsay, as the interim CEO.
The Vancouver-based company’s main short-term goal is to advance the La Cumbre oxide deposit in Colombia towards a production decision.
“The exploration work completed to date and its success in identifying resources indicates that the project is ready to move to the next stage,” said Lindsay in a statement.
Image courtesy of Batero Gold.
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