Signing ceremony. (2022) Source: Agrimin
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  • Agrimin (AMN) appoints Debbie Morrow as Managing director and CEO, succeeding Mark Savich
  • Morrow held positions with Woodside Energy for more than two decades and played a role as a C-Level Executive at OZ Minerals
  • Mark Savich will remain engaged as an Executive Director until the end of 2023
  • Agrimin was last trading at 22 cents

Agrimin (AMN) has undergone a significant leadership change, with the current CEO, Mark Savich, stepping down to make way for the highly-regarded senior resources executive, Debbie Morrow.

Ms Morrow will assume the role of Managing Director and CEO starting from September 1.

To ensure a seamless transition, Mr Savich will remain actively engaged as an Executive Director until the end of 2023.

Ms Morrow brings a wealth of experience to her new role, having led substantial projects and held senior corporate positions in the energy and mining sectors.

She has spent more than two decades with Woodside Energy (WDS) and has served as a C-Level Executive at OZ Minerals.

“With the appointment of such a high-quality and capable executive in Debbie, though, we set ourselves up for the next stage of the company’s development involving the final stages of permitting and onto financing and construction,” AMN Chair Richard Seville said.

Ms Morrow’s remuneration includes a base salary of $400,000 per annum.

AMN shares last traded at 22 cents.

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