RE: Management... Aug 27 2012: "We believe Don, along with our project manager, Bob Cassinelli, will be instrumental in the continued advancement of our production capabilities and the extension of our mine life at Borealis"
Guess not. Were they the reason(s) for production problems or simply martyrs and this is just a deflection?
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Gryphon Gold names Tschabrun COO
2012-08-27 21:23 NT - News Release
Mr. James O'Neil reports
GRYPHON GOLD NAMES DONALD B. TSCHABRUN CHIEF OPERATING OFFICER
Gryphon Gold Corp. has appointed Donald B. Tschabrun as chief operating officer, effective with his joining the company on Sept. 3, 2012. Mr. Tschabrun has over 35 years of international experience in operations and project evaluation in base metal, precious metal and industrial mineral projects.
James T. O'Neil Jr., chief executive officer and interim chief financial officer of Gryphon Gold, commented: "Don brings a tremendous amount of leadership and industry experience to Gryphon Gold that is relevant to our objectives of increasing production and reducing operating costs. He has a wealth of knowledge and capability to help us in the further development of the Borealis property given his significant involvement in a wide variety of projects, including the Jipangu oxide heap-leach operation. We believe Don, along with our project manager, Bob Cassinelli, will be instrumental in the continued advancement of our production capabilities and the extension of our mine life at Borealis."
Mr. Tschabrun was most recently principal mining engineer at AMEC PLC, a global consultancy providing engineering and project management services for the minerals and metals industry, among others. Prior to that, he was the director of engineering and COO at Jipangu International. He has also served in a variety of roles for many well-known global projects such as the Florida Canyon mine (United States), the Natalka gold project (Russia), the Tintay copper project (Peru) and the Brisas gold project (Venezuela). Mr. Tschabrun earned both his master of science in mineral economics and finance, and his undergraduate degree in geological engineering, from the Colorado School of Mines.
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