Former Caledonia CEO, Steve Curtis, to step down from Board
Steve Curtis, the former Chief Executive Officer of Caledonia Mining Corporation, is set to step down from the company’s Board of Directors, the company has announced.
Curtis, who retired as CEO in June 2022, has been serving on the Board in a non-executive capacity since stepping down. However, he has decided not to seek re-appointment as a Director at the next annual general meeting of the Company.
In a statement Caledonia said, Curtis’s decision to leave the Board will come into effect following the company’s annual general meeting, marking. His departure from the Board signifies a significant transition for the company, as the gold miner moves forward under new leadership.
During his tenure as CEO, Curtis played a pivotal role in guiding Caledonia Mining Corporation through various challenges and opportunities in the mining industry. His leadership and strategic vision contributed to the company’s growth and success, establishing it as a player in the gold mining sector.
Caledonia owns Blanket Mine one of the country’s leading gold producers.