Woulfe Mining Corp WFEMF

Gaucher info from Dynamis Group webpage:

[chizzles]

Michel Gaucher

SUMMARY OF QUALIFICATIONS
B.A. Degree - College Stanislas
B.Sc. - École polytechnique of Montreal
M.B.A. - McGill University
Law Degree - University of Montreal

PROFESSIONAL LICENSES/ASSOCIATIONS
• Member of Order of Professional Engineers of Quebec
• Member of Quebec Executive Association of M.B.A.s
• Member of the Quebec Bar Association
• Member of the Canadian Bar Association
• Member of XPO (Ex-Young Presidents Organization)
• Ex-Chairman of YPO Quebec (Young Presidents Organization)
• Founding member of National Angel Organization (Québec)
• President of Stanislas College (French Lycée in Montreal)
• Recipient of the French Order “Chevalier dans l’Ordre de la Légion d’Honneur”

Mr Gaucher has been involved mainly through his privately owned Dynamis Holdings Corporation in the development and ownership of projects in the energy, industrial and senior´s residences and housing sectors in Canada, the US and internationally.

He has sat on numerous public sector and corporate boards.

He lives in Montreal and Puerto Vallarta, and has maintained his involvement in the financial, seniors’ residences and educational sectors in Canada, while developing the Tahéima Wellness Resort & Spa in Puerto Vallarta, what has recently become the most successful full ownership Condo Hotel project on the pacific coast of Mexico.

[GaiusOctavius]

Excellent choice for the new Woulfe Mining CEO. I know a couple of Canadian investors who familiar with the new CEO and they told me that Michel Gaucher will get the job done and help turn the company around. I spoke with them on the phone tonight after I read the press release.

[chizzles]

Hi Gaius, Did they go into any detail or just say that he will get the job done? Also, how are they familiar with him? Thanks in advance, Chizzles

[beltem]

This company has let its shareholders down badly. Considering the big players on the stock register, their collective wisdom has come to nought. They initially destroyed the company's reputation by making terrible negative announcements and taking so long to replace Hubert Marleau as interim CEO (a very bad initial choice - why is he still on the board?? Surely he's had his chance). Then

[kilgor]

You do realize they appointed Sang Bum Lee as the President of Sangdong Mine. He is responsible for the Operational requirements of the mine.  All you need in a CEO in this case is good financial management experience as the BoD has all the other necessary requirements. Also, the way this company is structured they can sell off any division or in this case mine as a separate entity

[beltem]

We've been waiting a long time. As "owners" of the company we have been and are totally in the dark as to what is happening and what their plans are. Remember the continuous delays in financing, IMC contribution, mine start up, bad announcements? I don't think we have received a satisfactory explanation to any of these issues. I still think it's badly managed and I certainly

[kilgor]

In any company, the CEO has to answer to the BoD and if the BoD is any good, they lay down the direction for thte CEO to execute. It is going to take another year before the IMC deal is going to be signed and then another year to build the ATP processing plant.  If you can't wait, perhaps you should consider other options.

[GaiusGermanicus]

Good Lord, someone has started opening his eyes . . .  I do agree with one thing about Gaucher, at least I've heard of him . . . which is odd because mining isn't my sector.  I just do research for a hobby and have noticed the difficulty in getting Tungsten parts for anything under a small fortune (for me anyway).  Someone on the RSH board talks to me as I dump that turd