Gold Mining USA INC (OTC Pink Trading SYMBOL: GMUI) Sacramento, California. The company is pleased to announce management succession plans beginning with the appointment of Chairman Maurice Byrne to President/ CEO of GMUI. Mr. Byrne provides strong advisory across all areas of corporate governance and enhances directional growth through the application of his extensive technical expertise within finance, mergers and acquisitions and asset management. He has also held several directorships and senior executive positions for many companies, as well as successfully establishing and developing his own businesses. Mr. Byrne has held a licensed security dealership which utilized his financial planning experience and real estate skill set.
Mr. Byrne will work and direct the company with VP Operations Brian Jenkins in growing GMUI to the highest standards possible in mining property development and adding value to the company?s current assets
For more information on this and further company developments please visit our rebranded website at www.gmuiinc.com or call 209-386-7753.
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