CCB and Bolero...What's the Difference?...Seriously winwarrior, have you done dd on CCB and its predecessor Bolero?
What's the difference? Nothing as the CEO of CCB, Bruce Duncan, was also President and CEO of Bolero Resources.
Bolero was well known for its consistent following of area plays which eventually went nowhere, and it seems that Mr. Duncan is still following the "play of the day", IMO.
FWIW, take a look at where Evolving Gold is today. atb
https://www.evolvinggold.com/s/NewsReleases.asp?ReportID=536587&_Type=News-Releases&_Title=Evolving-Gold-Appoints-R.-Bruce-Duncan-to-the-Board-of-Directors
Mr. R. Bruce Duncan
Mr. R. Bruce Duncan brings to the Evolving Gold Board nearly thirty years experience in the capital market and brokerage industry, including eight years with Gordon Capital Corporation. Mr. Duncan is currently the President of West Oak Capital Partners Inc., which provides strategic advisory services, including identifying and qualifying merger and acquisition candidates and advising in public transactions. Mr. Duncan's client base has included financial services, aviation, mining, oil and gas, logistics, and retail industries.
Mr. Duncan currently sits on the boards of several private companies and is the President and CEO of Bolero Resources Corp. Mr. Duncan is the former President and CEO of AusPotash Corp., an Australian potash company recently sold. Mr. Duncan has extensive experience advising on corporate takeovers, both friendly and hostile, either by designing and executing effective approaches to acquiring assets or by implementing defensive strategies.
Mr. Duncan joins the Evolving Gold Board as the Company moves into more advanced and intensive exploration programs on its two main properties, Rattlesnake Hills in Wyoming and Carlin in Nevada. Evolving Gold Corp. welcomes Mr. Duncan, and looks forward to the leadership he will provide to the Company and the Board with regard to corporate strategies and merger and acquisition activities.
The Company announces that it has granted 350,000 incentive stock options under the Company's stock option plan to Mr. Duncan exercisable at $0.92 per share for a 5-year period from the date of grant.