- HEXO (HEXO) has appointed Rose Marie Gage to its Board of Directors
- Rose Marie Gage has over 30 years of experience in the industry
- She has worked for several global multi-national enterprises, including Westinghouse, GE and Schneider Electric
- The appointment follows news of a new joint venture between HEXO, Truss and Molson Coors
- HEXO is currently up 12.30 per cent and is trading C$8.95 per share
HEXO has appointed Rose Marie Gage to the company’s Board of Directors.
The board now consists of seven directors.
HEXO is a cannabis company that creates and distributes products to serve the global cannabis market.
The Chair of the Board of Directors, Michael Munzar, is looking forward to having Ms. Gage aboard.
“Roses extensive experience with large multi-national companies, strategic execution and operational effectiveness will be invaluable as we continue to …expand operations in the United States,”he said.
Rose has over 30 years of experience in the industry. Some of this includes business development, strategy, communications, execution and governance.
During this time, Rose has worked for several global multi-national enterprises, including Westinghouse, GE and Schneider Electric.
Gage has also held a wide variety of executive titles. Some titles include, Chief Marketing Officer and the Chief Executive Officer of Ag Energy, a provincially licensed engird retailer.
Last but certainly not least, she is an inaugural member of the Conference Board of Canada’s Centre of Excellence for Women’s Advancement.
To get her to these places, she attained a Chartered Director designation and an Honours Bachelor of Commerce from McMaster University.
She has also received executive education from the Roman School of Business and the Harvard School of Business.
However, it’s plain to see there are growth plans, and HEXO is pushing onward in hopes to come out on top. With Gage being a recipient of many awards, we may assume HEXO is striving to solidify its Q2 in 2021.
The new appointment follows a new joint venture between HEXO, Truss and Molson Coors, which has seen the company’s average price per share increasing in the past few days.
HEXO is currently up 12.30 per cent and is trading C$8.95 per share.
