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- Golden Mile Resources (G88) appoints experienced resources industry executive Jordan Luckett as Managing Director
- Mr Luckett has been employed as Exploration Manager for the company since February and has over 27 years of broad experience that includes underground mining and exploration
- As part of his remuneration package, Mr Luckett will receive a $200,000 salary plus superannuation
- Shares in Golden Mile are up 6.67 per cent, trading at 3.2 cents as of 11:44 am AEST
Golden Mile Resources (G88) has appointed experienced resources industry executive Jordan Luckett as Managing Director.
Since February, Mr Luckett has been employed as the company’s Exploration Manager and has been a member of a number of successful exploration teams that have made discoveries in Western Australia, Queensland, Canada and Africa during his career.
He has over 27 years of broad experience that includes board and management, underground mining, resource definition project generation and all facets of exploration.
In welcoming the appointment, Golden Mile Chairman Rhod Grivas said it is important to have an experienced Managing Director to drive the studies and promote the transitional message to the investor market.
“In agreeing to step up Jordan the board considers that he will bring significant experience having worked extensively in the mining industry from exploration, through feasibility studies to mining.”
Commenting on his appointment, Mr Luckett said he has had the opportunity to develop a deeper understanding of the company’s projects as Exploration Manager and believes unlocking all the potential of the projects will be a significant return for Golden Mile.
“This also underpins the company’s greenfield Yarrambee and Yuinmery projects that I think are also highly prospective for both nickel and copper sulphide mineralisation.”
As part of his remuneration package, Mr Luckett will receive a $200,000 salary plus superannuation.
Shares in Golden Mile were up 6.67 per cent, trading at 3.2 cents as of 11:44 am AEST.
