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E-Power Resources Tetepisca graphite
  • 20 March 2026
WRITTEN BY Aaliyah Rogan

E-Power Resource’s CEO exits

E-Power Resources’ (CSE:EPR) CEO Jean-Michael Gauthier has resigned effective immediately, while Jamie Lavigne will act as interim Chief Executive until a new leader is named.

The company is actively seeking a replacement candidate to serve as CEO and will provide further updates in due course.

Lavigne will fulfill his duties as COO of the company and assist with succession planning and ongoing search for a permanent CEO.

E-Power Resources is a junior explorer focused on acquiring, discovering and developing graphite properties in Québec, Canada.

Write to Aaliyah Rogan at Mining.com.au

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