Atlantic Lithium Limited (AIM: ALL, OTCQX: ALLIF, ASX: A11) has announced its search for a new member to join its board of directors, following the immediate resignation of Stuart Crow, a senior non-executive director.
Crow, a professional in corporate finance and investor relations, is parting ways with the board after a decade to concentrate on his other entrepreneurial pursuits.
The company’s chairman, Neil Herbert, acknowledged the crucial contributions Crow made during his term. He lauded him for significantly influencing the company’s resilience in fluctuating commodity and market conditions and his invaluable insights in elevating the company from a junior multi-commodity explorer to a lithium producer on the brink of operation.
Currently, the leadership of the mining entity is directing its efforts towards establishing Ghana’s inaugural lithium mine via the Ewoyaa Project.
A recent announcement from the company confirmed the appointment of Keith Muller as the new CEO, who would also be occupying a seat on the board. Muller, along with non-executive director Patrick Brindle, is now part of the board. Muller joined the firm in May as part of a strategic move to accelerate the production of the group’s Lithium mine.
