RE:RE:RE:Deborah HonigDeborah has been around for 6 months - before asking about her impact, why do not you look at Exn management, the likes of Cahill wo has been around since 2012?
If you ask me, I do not find Cahill nor the chief geologist to be good enough to representing the company in public (their last Crux Interview with Matt was a diaster). On top of that, Cahill, also has a well-earned credibility issue.
Deborah, on the other hand, may be what was lacking in Exn's inability to connect to the investors. She is young, energetic, good looking (compared to Cahill who looks like a beaten down character from Dostoevsky dark novels), and has conviction, which Cahill either lacks or is unable to present.
So, Deborah may be what was missing in Exn performance and I bet that we hear much more from her in the moths to come. I would go even further and suggest that the public function in the company of speaking with investors be left alone with Deborah.
Just subscribed to her twitter account and from what I can see she seems to be able to attract some following on Twitter.