- Inca Minerals (ICG) announces a restructure of its board, with Adam Taylor appointed as Chairman
- Adam Taylor first joined the ICG board as a Non-Executive Director in March, and Inca says his work and experience have strengthened the company
- Meanwhile, Inca’s Managing Director, Ross Brown, advised the board of his desire to step down after ten years with the company, citing personal reasons
- Mr Brown will continue with his existing contract under a different title and will remain in a managerial role to ensure continuity across all current exploration programs
- Inca Minerals last traded at 9 cents on July 5
Inca Minerals (ICG) yesterday announced a restructure to its board, with Adam Taylor appointed as Chairman.
Adam Taylor first joined the ICG board as a Non-Executive Director in March, and Inca said his corporate experience and business acumen “significantly” strengthened the company.
Mr Taylor has a background in the civil construction and mining sectors spanning 20 years and currently holds a CEO position heading up a family-owned group of businesses.
Meanwhile, Inca’s Managing Director, Ross Brown, advised the board of his desire to step down after ten years with the company.
The Managing Director cited personal reasons for his resignation, but Mr Brown will continue on his existing contract under a different title. As such, he will remain in a managerial role to ensure a smooth transition across all current exploration programs.
“Ross has been a key part of the Inca story since he co-founded the company in 2010,” the Inca Board of Directors said.
“His passion for Inca and for its exploration activities are self-evident, and we look forward to his continued input as we continue with our aggressive approach in looking to deliver exploration success and value for shareholders.”
As a result of the board movement, Inca Minerals is now considering new appointments.
Inca Minerals last traded at 9 cents on July 5.