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Keith Hulley
Chairman
Keith Hulley is the current Chairman of the Board of Directors of Gabriel,
is the former Interim CEO of Gabriel and has been a member of the Gabriel Board
since 2006. Previously, Mr. Hulley served seven years as President, CEO and Executive
Chairman of Apex Silver Mines before retiring in 2004. Mr. Hulley has more than
40 years experience in the mining business which includes Board and senior executive
experience at Western Mining Holdings Ltd. and USMX Inc. |
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Jonathan Henry
President and Chief Executive Officer
Jonathan Henry has been the President and CEO of Gabriel since June, 2010.
He is the former CEO of Avocet Mining, a London listed gold mining company with
assets in West Africa and South East Asia. Mr. Henry served as the CEO of Avocet
Mining from 2006 until May 31, 2010. Prior to that, Mr. Henry served as Avocet Mining's
Finance Director from 2002 until becoming the CEO in 2006. |
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Max Vaughan
Chief Financial Officer
Max Vaughan joined Gabriel as Chief Financial Officer in March 2011. Prior
to this, Mr Vaughan spent 13 years in financial advisory and investment banking
focused exclusively on the mining & metals sector. Mr. Vaughan has closed c.50 transactions
in the debt markets ranging in size from c.US$60m to c.US$5.0bn. In his early career
Mr. Vaughan spent 5 years with KPMG and is a member of the Instititute of Chartered
Accountants in England & Wales. Mr. Vaughan holds an MBA from London Business School
and a Bachelor of Engineering from Loughborough University. |
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Richard Brown
Chief Commercial Officer
Richard Brown is the Chief Commercial Officer and Corporate Secretary of Gabriel with responsibility
for the commercial operations and business compliance. Mr Brown joined Gabriel in March 2011 and brings business,
regulatory and equity markets expertise gained over 18 years in corporate advisory
positions, notably at the London Stock Exchange, KPMG and more recently the mining
focused investment bank, Ambrian Partners, where he was Head of Corporate Finance
for four years and latterly the Chief Operating Officer. |