Kodiak Copper Corp has boosted its senior management with the appointment of Harpreet Bajaj as corporate secretary, while Nancy Curry has been promoted to vice-president (VP) of corporate development.
Bajaj has an MBA in finance and more than 13 years' experience in compliance and investment banking. She has held a position with the TSX Venture Exchange and with MNC bank in its due diligence division.
Meanwhile, Curry is a senior communications professional with over 25 years' experience, and who has worked for many successful companies including Mountain Province Mining Inc, Diamonds North Resources Ltd (TSX-V:DDN) and Serengeti Resources Inc (TSX-V:SIR), which recently merged with Sun Metals Corp to form Northwest Copper Corp.
She was nominated twice for Best Investor Relations of a TSX venture exchange company by IR Magazine.
"I am pleased to welcome Harpreet to the Kodiak team. Her in-depth experience and knowledge in compliance and corporate governance will be a great asset to the company. Nancy's leadership has made a significant impact on Kodiak's corporate outreach and communication strategies since she joined the company and I have no doubt she will excel in her new role of VP Corporate Development," said Claudia Tornquist, the CEO of Kodiak.
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The company's most advanced asset is the MPD copper-gold porphyry project in the prolific Quesnel Trough in British Columbia, where it made a discovery of high-grade mineralization within a wide mineralized envelope in 2020.
Due to ongoing flood-related challenges, field operations at MPD have now ceased. The 2021 drill program is complete and 21,675 metres have been drilled. For 2022, a drill program of up to 25,000 metres is planned and will begin in the first quarter, the company noted in the statement.
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