Newmont Names COO Natascha Viljoen CEO, as Tom Palmer retires
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Newmont Corp. On Monday, President and Chief Business Officer Natascha Viljoen announced that Tom Palmer will be CEO as CEO starting from January.
Palmer, who has been serving as the Chairman and Chairman of the Executive Board since 2019, will resign from the Board of Directors and CEO on December 31st.
Viljoen joined the company in 2023 as Vice President and Business Officer. Company’s website. Before joining the Golden Miner, he served as the CEO of Valterra and took leadership positions at BHP and Lonmin.
According to the company, Viljoen will be the first woman to run Newmont on its over 100 years.
“I would like to express my gratitude to Tom for entrusting the responsibility of taking Tom to Mentoring and support to Tom and entrusing me the responsibility of taking Newmont to the next growth stage.”
In 2015, Palmer joined Newmont in 2014 before he worked as Asia Pacific and Business Administration in 2016.
“With Newmont, 12 years and mining industry almost 40 years later, it is time to retire and delivery to Natascha. He said in a statement.
Newmont said this at the beginning of this month ORLA sold her shares in mining 439 million dollars as part of the disposal program.
