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- Thomson Resources (TMZ) appoints Stephen Nano to the advisory role of Technical Strategy and Business Development Executive
- Mr Nano has over 30 years of industry experience and has built an extensive network during his career as an exploration geologist
- He has previously worked with the likes of Newcrest (NCM), Newmont and Toronto Venture Exchange-listed Mirasol Resources
- At Thomson, Mr Nano will support the company’s board development, implement the technical strategy and undertake business due diligence
- Shares in Thomson ended the day 4.76 per cent in the green and closed at 11 cents
Thomson Resources (TMZ) has appointed Stephen Nano to the advisory role of Technical Strategy and Business Development Executive.
Mr Nano has over 30 years of industry experience and has built an extensive network during his career as an exploration geologist.
He has held senior technical and management positions with the likes of Newmont, Newcrest (NCM) and MIM.
Mr Nano’s experience spans a range of gold and base metals mineralisation across the Americas, Central Asia and Asia-Pacific regions.
From 2014 to 2019, Mr Nano was President and CEO of Toronto Venture Exchange-listed Mirasol Resources.
Under his leadership, Mirasol become one of the premier prospect generators in the North American junior mining sector.
At Thomson, Mr Nano will support the company’s board development, implement the technical strategy and undertake business development due diligence.
Mr Nano commented on his appointment and said he was looking forward to joining the company.
“Thomson, under David’s leadership [Chairman David Williams], has recognised the potential of the combined resources within the Hub and Spoke portfolio to potentially deliver necessary resource scale and hence able to release this value,” Mr Nano said.
“I look forward to continuing to work closely with David and the Thomson team on the technical strategy and business development side to help build the value of this significant and underexplored silver-base metal district.”
Shares in Thomson ended the day 4.76 per cent in the green and closed at 11 cents.
