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Nine Mile Metals

Nine Mile Metals beefs up board expertise  

Toronto-based critical minerals explorer Nine Mile Metals (CSE:NINE) has tapped global media and capital markets expertise with the appointment of Jonathan Holmes to its board.  

Holmes is a partner at Dig Media, the Vancouver-based parent company of Investing News Network (INN), and has spent over 15 years growing the business. 

Nine Mile Metals says Holmes has been instrumental in shaping INN’s capital market strategies and global expansion.

Holmes is also a co-founder and Managing Director of INN Australia, having broadened INN’s presence globally. 

He has worked with more than 200 publicly listed companies across North America and Australia, specialising in venture capital, investor relations, and strategic marketing. 

Holmes — a native of Windsor, Ontario — has a 25-year career that includes collaborations with startups and Canada’s Top 100 Employers. He currently also sits on the board of Reem Capital (TSX-V:REEM), a capital pool corporation that identifies, evaluates and acquires assets, properties or businesses.

CEO Patrick Cruickshank says Nine Mile Metals believes Holmes’ experience and expertise in his field will be invaluable to the company.

“Jonathan’s vision of the global market sector, in both global media and capital markets, will help us navigate these difficult and challenging markets while increasing our investor awareness in new markets,” Cruickshank says. 

Nine Mile Metals’ portfolio comprises four volcanogenic massive sulphide (VMS) projects – Nine Mile Brook, California Lake, Canoe Landing and The Wedge – located in the Bathurst Mining Camp district of New Brunswick, Canada 

The Bathurst Mining Camp is one of the largest VMS camps in the world covering around 3,800 km2, hosting 95 copper, lead, zinc, silver and gold occurrences and 45 deposits.

Write to Angela East at Mining.com.au 

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Written By Angela East
Content Director Angela East is an experienced business journalist and editor with over 15 years spent covering the resources and construction sectors and more recently working as a communications specialist handling media relations for junior resources companies.