Great Eagle Gold Corp. announced the appointments of Robert Seguin to its Board of Directors and Gary Harbottle as its Corporate Secretary. These appointments mark significant enhancements to Great Eagle's leadership team. Robert Seguin has joined the Board as an independent director, bringing with him a profound institutional sales background garnered over more than 25 years of distinguished service. Robert's career is extensive and varied, having held positions with major global financial institutions such as JP Morgan, Bank of Tokyo, Royal Bank of Canada, and with brokerage firms including Midland Walwyn Capital, Yorkton Securities, Hampton Securities, and National Bank Financial. His work has spanned several of the world's financial capitals, including Milan, London, Geneva, Toronto, and Montreal. Robert's expertise is not limited to institutional sales; he has also made significant contributions in strategic management consulting, cross-border M&A, and investor relations, serving as a partner in specialized boutiques in Italy and Canada. As the founder and managing partner of Westmount Capital, a boutique financial firm based in Geneva, Switzerland, Robert has excelled in connecting corporate clients with a vast network of fund managers, asset managers, bankers, and family offices, significantly impacting the investment community. Since 1996, Robert and his team have been instrumental in organizing corporate roadshows across Europe, facilitating direct engagement between CEOs and investors, thereby fostering long-term investment relationships through private placements in equity and structured debt. Gary Harbottle brings over 30 years of extensive experience to his new role as Corporate Secretary at Great Eagle Gold Corp. During his tenure from 1987 to 2001, he held various key positions within Seabridge Gold Inc., the original green gold pioneer, and its predecessor companies, including significant roles in Corporate Secretary and Chief Financial Officer. Notably, he played an instrumental part in the strategic development and growth of
the company during its formative years, including naming the company Seabridge Resources, which was subsequently changed to Seabridge Gold. Gary has demonstrated expertise in administration, accounting, and regulatory compliance within the mining industry, serving with distinction in several publicly traded mining companies across Canada and the United States.