• Metallic Minerals (MMG) has appointed Mr. Scott Petsel as president, effective immediately
  • Mr. Petsel has been Vice President of Exploration for Metallic Minerals since 2016 
  • Chairman and CEO, Greg Johnson sat down with Shoran Devi to discuss the appointment
  • Metallic Minerals Corp. is a growth-stage exploration company, focused on high-grade silver and gold projects
  • Metallic Minerals Corp. (MMG) opened trading at C$0.44 per share

Metallic Minerals has announced the appointment of Mr. Scott Petsel as president, effective immediately.

Mr. Petsel has been Vice President of Exploration for Metallic Minerals since 2016.

Metallic Minerals Chairman & CEO, Greg Johnson sat down with Shoran Devi to discuss the appointment.

“Through his successful career, Scott has repeatedly demonstrated the ability to recognize potential tier one quality deposits, efficiently advancing significant exploration projects through discovery, resource expansion, and subsequent engineering and de-risking to generate shareholder value. Scott is a leader and consensus builder with extensive ESG experience developed through his hands-on engagement with First Nations, Alaska Native Corporations and local communities. As the Company enters this next period of rapid development on multiple projects, I am confident that Scott will contribute significantly to Metallic Minerals in this expanded role going forward.”

Metallic Minerals Corp. is a growth-stage exploration company, focused on high-grade silver and gold projects in underexplored, brownfields mining districts of North America. 

Metallic Minerals Corp. (MMG) opened trading at C$0.44 per share.

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