- Metallic Minerals (MMG) has announced The Metallic Group’s new community relations team
- The team’s newest hire, Lindsay Wilson, will serve as Manager, Community and Investor Relations
- President Scott Petsel spoke with Coreena Robertson about the new team
- The Metallic Group is an exploration and development partnership between Metallic Minerals, Granite Creek Copper and Group Ten Metals
- Metallic Minerals is a mining company focused on silver, gold and copper properties in North America
- Metallic Minerals (MMG) is down by 7.89 per cent trading at $0.35 per share at 11:26 am
Metallic Minerals (MMG) has announced The Metallic Group’s new community relations team.
The team includes Lauren Blackburn, Yukon-based Regulatory and Permitting Manager, and the newly hired Lindsay Wilson as Manager, Community and Investor Relations.
The Metallic Group is well established in Yukon with multiple projects under development. It remains committed to building strong First Nations partnerships in the region backed by the highest ESG standards.
Lauren Blackburn – Manager, Regulatory and Permitting
Blackburn has over 15 years of Yukon-based experience in the mineral exploration sector focused on early to advanced-stage silver, gold and base metal deposits.
Her expertise includes the exploration process, permitting, land management, regulatory lobbying, land-use planning and community engagement.
Lindsay Wilson – Manager, Community and Investor Relations
Wilson – a member of the Snuneymuxw First Nation on Vancouver Island – has a comprehensive background in Indigenous studies and public relations alongside practical experience in the mineral resource sector.
She previously served on the Yukon Mining Alliance.
President Scott Petsel spoke with Coreena Robertson about the new team.
The Metallic Group is an exploration and development partnership between Metallic Minerals, Granite Creek Copper and Group Ten Metals.
Metallic Minerals is a mining company focused on silver, gold and copper properties in North America.
Metallic Minerals (MMG) is down by 7.89 per cent trading at $0.35 per share at 11:26 am EST.