Hi all - a new thread for discussion and contributions in regards some of what is being reported ‘out there’ to do with Primero people and jobs .
For instance three weeks back on 21/12/20 Primero’s new non executive director, Kirstie Young, (appointed August 2020 [linkedin]) was appointed to the board of Lithium Australia
[Lithium Australia strengthens board skillset with appointment of Perth businesswoman]
John Miller for Proactive Investors wrote:
... “Lithium Australia chairman George Bauk said: “I would like to welcome Kristie to the board of Lithium Australia.
"Kristie’s experience and qualifications are highly complementary to our current board composition and look forward to working with Kristie and her valuable contribution to the company’s future.”
Young most recently held senior growth and business development executive roles with leading professional services firms, PwC and EY.
She is a non-executive director with Primero Group, sits on the Wesley College board and the board of the Petroleum Club of WA....”
Lithium Australia, led by the redoubtable Adrian Griffin * has multiple projects across the globe with clear potential for Primero and NRW [LIT Summary of projects and alliances]
....So watch this space?
cheers
* Mr Griffin has more than 40 years’ experience in the mining industry – in project identification, development and financing, as well as oversight of integrated mining and processing facilities.
A founding director of Northern Minerals (the first heavy-rare-earths producer outside China) and Parkway Minerals (developer of the K-Max™ process to recover potassium and other metals from glauconite), he is also a non-executive director of Reedy Lagoon Corporation.
With particular expertise in processing technology, Mr Griffin is currently identifying unconventional sources of lithium (including mine waste) and developing the technology to process them plus more conventional feed stocks such as spodumene.
As managing director of Lithium Australia, he is also focused on the downstream production of lithium-ion battery components, as well as the recycling of battery/e-waste to recover the energy metals they contain.
In so doing, Mr Griffin is positioning the company as a vertically integrated producer of lithium processing technology, a manufacturer of battery components and a developer of battery recycling technology, the aim being to access all facets of the lithium value chain.[ref]
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