NEW CAROLIN GOLD CORP. ANNOUNCES ADDITIONS TO MANAGEMENT
NEW CAROLIN GOLD CORP. ANNOUNCES ADDITIONS TO MANAGEMENT New Carolin Gold Corp. has engaged Bob Singh, PGeo, as a consultant who will manage future exploration and development at the company's Ladner Creek gold project. Ken Holmes, LLB, has taken an active role in the day-to-day operations of the company and accepted the role of corporate secretary. Mr. Singh received his BSc in economic geology at the University of British Columbia in 1991 and has worked in the mineral exploration industry for over 24 years. He is a registered professional geologist who provides exploration services to mining companies, primarily in North America, and is an active field geologist. Mr. Singh has considerable experience working in British Columbian sedimentary-based geology and the mineralization environment of the Ladner gold project in particular. Mr. Singh will also act as the company's qualified person for the purposes of National Instrument 43-101. In addition to his work as an exploration geologist, Mr. Singh has developed and implemented new computer technologies for recording geological data and has a unique set of skills required to interpret and model a wide range of geological exploration data. He recently completed a 3-D geological model of the existing resources at the Idaho (Carolin mine) and McMaster zones, the highlights of which will be posted on the company's website in the coming weeks. As of Jan. 1, 2015, Kenneth Holmes, LLB, a director of the company since March 31, 2014, has joined the management team and taken an active role in the day-to-day operations of the company, and will serve as corporate secretary. Mr. Holmes has over 25 years of experience acting for or managing publicly traded companies, most often in the mineral exploration sector. The company also announces that Tim Mikula has joined the company as corporate development manager. Mr. Mikula spent the past eight years with Red Star Gold Corp. in the same capacity and been active in this area of the public markets for the past 18 years. In support of new management and technical advisers joining the company, 850,000 stock options are being granted, including 200,000 being granted to a director of the company. All such options will have an exercise price of five cents per share with a five-year term, subject to regulatory approval.