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Arizona Gold & Silver appoints Salman as advisor

Arizona Gold & Silver (TSX-V:AZS) has appointed Terry Salman as advisor to the CEO, effective immediately.

Salman has extensive experience in Canada’s capital markets leaders and is a long-time mentor within the mining industry.

His decades of experience in corporate finance, investment banking, and resource-sector leadership will support the continued advancement of the Philadelphia Project and the company’s strategic growth.

The company notes Salman is widely recognised for his contributions to the Canadian and global mining sectors. 

Over his career, he has advised and financed numerous resource companies, helping shape industry growth through multiple commodity cycles. 

CEO Mike Stark says he has known Salman for several years, adding “and he continues to impress me with his varied capacity, industry knowledge, and the respect he wields in the mining community”. 

“I look forward to benefiting from his guidance and experience as we move our Philadelphia and Silverton projects forward,” the CEO says.

Arizona Gold & Silver is focused on uncovering precious metal resources in Arizona and Nevada. Its flagship asset is the Philadelphia gold-silver property where the Company is drilling off an epithermal gold-silver system ahead of an initial resource calculation.

Write to info@mining.com.au at Mining.com.au 

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