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- Lincoln Metals (LML) appoints Sam Barden as Chief Executive Officer (CEO), effective immediately
- Mr Barden will be paid $240,000 including superannuation, with long term and short term incentives to be decided
- His experience lies within international finance as well as consulting in the energy and mineral markets
- Mr Barden will initially focus his efforts on restoring the company’s ASX listing
- Shares in the company were suspended from trade in September, 2020 and last traded at 0.8 cents
Lincoln Metals (LML) has appointed Sam Barden as Chief Executive Officer (CEO), effective immediately.
Mr Barden will be paid $240,000 including superannuation, with long term and short term incentives to be decided.
His experience lies within international finance as well as consulting in the energy and mineral markets.
More recently, he was involved in small company corporisation.
Chair Johnson Zhang said the company conducted an extensive search process.
“Sam is a highly experienced and knowledgeable individual who impressed the Board with his passion and knowledge for Lincoln’s prospects and markets and the potential for our company,” he said.
“Out of a pool of outstanding candidates, we are pleased that Sam has elected to join and lead Lincoln as it continues to execute its business plan based around our graphite and other minerals resources.”
Mr Barden will initially focus his efforts on restoring the company’s ASX listing.
Shares in the company were suspended from trade in September, 2020 and last traded at 0.8 cents.
