Canamex Resources Welcomes Mark Billings as CEO

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Canamex Resources Corp. (TSXV:CSQ) has appointed Mark Billings as chief executive officer of the company, effective immediately. Interim CEO Greg Hahn will remain as president of the company, while Mark Billings will remain chairman of the board of directors.

Canamex Resources Corp. (TSXV:CSQ) has appointed Mark Billings as chief executive officer of the company, effective immediately. Interim CEO Greg Hahn will remain as president of the company, while Mark Billings will remain chairman of the board of directors.

As quoted in the press release:

Mark has been a director of Canamex since February 2009 and is very familiar with the operations of the Company, including specifically the Bruner Gold Project in Nye County, Nevada, and the Aranka North Gold Project in Guyana. He has had a lot of experience with public and junior mining companies in Canada, in particular. Mark recently left a senior executive and board position with Argex Titanium Inc., a Montreal-based near-term producer of titanium dioxide, being a company he co-founded in 2007. He has also served as a director or officer for a number of other publicly traded junior resource companies. In addition, from 2004 to 2006, Mark was Vice-President of Corporate Finance for Desjardins Securities, where he financed a number of public companies.

Canamex’s new CEO, Mark Billings, said:

I am honoured to serve as Canamex’s new Chief Executive Officer. I firmly believe that we are sitting on a great opportunity in Nevada with our Bruner Gold Project in Nye County. As the 2014 drilling campaign is winding down, our team is eager to move towards completing an NI 43-101-compliant mineral resource estimate, which we hope to share with our shareholders and the investing public in early 2015. This report will set the stage for moving the Bruner Gold Project closer to production.

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