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Join us as we welcome Jean-Michel Gauthier, the newly appointed CEO of E-Power Resources. Discover what attracted him to lead the company and his vision for unlocking value at the high-potential Tetepisca Graphite Project.
CEO at E-Power Resources
Jean-Michel Gauthier is a capital markets and corporate development professional with experience supporting public resource companies through key growth and market visibility stages. As CEO, he is focused on capital discipline, strategic positioning, and accelerating shareholder value through the advancement of the Tétépisca Graphite Project.
Speaker 1: Good morning, good afternoon, or good evening, depending on where in the world you're signing in from today. Thank you so much for taking the time out of your day to join us. I've got with me today Jean-Michel Gaultier, CEO of ePower Resources. Jean-Michel, how are you doing today? Speaker 2: I'm doing very well, Bianca. How about yourself? Speaker 1: How's Toronto treating you? How's the weather? Oh, you know, it's just in time for everyone to come in for PEDAC. We have, you know, beautiful warm weather. Yeah, the snow is getting a little unruly, but we will nevertheless survive. I'm sure it's the same over where you are in Montreal. Speaker 1: But looking forward to today all the same. Speaker 1: And in that vein, here's how today is going to work for the folks in the room. I've got some questions for Jean-Michel, Speaker 1: But if you guys in the audience, if you have any questions, feel free to publish them in the chat. It's on the right-hand side of your screen. It's going to be a short event today. We're likely only going to be about 20 minutes or so. So if we don't get to your question, we'll make sure that the team still gets a hold of it. And without further ado, Jean-Michel, for listeners who may not know you yet, can you walk us through your professional journey? What experience in capital markets, corporate development, and the resource sector have shaped your career and prepared you for leading a junior exploration company like e-power resources. Speaker 2: I like that lead. Speaker 2: So Speaker 2: let's start off in 2009. Speaker 2: I think that's a safe bet. Speaker 2: I was roughly 28 years old at that point. So I started working as an assistant bond trader. Speaker 2: I used Speaker 2: to work at Jitney Trade, Speaker 2: for those who rem...