News Articles for Stacey Apostolou

Today's board moves wrap includes Ian Bailey, Aleksandra Spaseska, Tim Goyder, Anthony Cipriano, Stacey Apostolou, Jamie Armes, Curtis Abbott, Lynette Suppiah, Julian Hanna, Rick Crabb, and more.

Three Western Australian exploration companies – Leo Lithium, Artemis Resources and Minerals 260 – have announced a series of new board appointments.

Our weekly appointments wrap includes Robert Edel, Philipp Glanz, Darren Walsh, Wayne Chorley, Rob Dawson, Justin Baker, Tamara Heng, Matthew Cronin, Todd Ross, Steve McDonald, and Andrew McQualter.

Uranium-focused DevEx Resources has begun a new management chapter, with Todd Ross commencing his tenure as managing director.

Today's board moves wrap includes Oliver Oxenbridge, Carly Terzanidis, Tejal Magan, Russell Hardwick, Peter Hall, David Greenwood, Jeff Quartermaine, Todd Ross, Marcello Cardaci, Ajesh Raithatha, Daniel Lamont, Patrick Verbeek, Brett Dickson, Anthony Italiano, Jonathon West and more.

Our board moves wrap includes Tara Berrie, John Kenny, Brendan Bradley, Stacey Apostolou, Bernard Aylward, Tom Langley, Peter Wall, Patrick Burke, Joc O'Rourke, Ajanth Saverimutto, Tim Manners, Samuel Ekins, Edward Clarke, Darren Palfrey, and Mark Connell.

Our board moves wrap includes Nev Power, Stacey Apostolou, Aida Tabakovic, David Royle, and Justin Richard.

Sophie Raven has been appointed company secretary of Australian Potash. Leigh-Ayn Absolom has resigned as company secretary but remains as the company's financial controller.

Tony Walsh has resigned as company secretary of Atlas Iron.Michael Anderson has resigned as non-executive director of Base Resources.

Martin Purvis is leaving his post as managing director and chief executive of Troy Resources to take on the same responsibilities at mineral sands miner MZI Resources, following Trevor Matthews' resignation in November.

Premiere Eastern Energy has appointed Wayne Reid OBE as non-executive deputy chair. He replaces David Wheeler who has resigned from the role.

Indo Mines has announced cutbacks to its board following an announcement that the company's Kulon Progo project in Indonesia was not economically viable with current commodity prices and cost input

Indo Mines has appointed Arran Marshall as chief executive officer based in Jakarta, Indonesia.