Senior Management

Bruno holds a Bachelor of Engineering (Chemical) and MBA from McGill University in Canada. He joined Kenmare in 2011 to open and head a new Asian Representative Office for Kenmare in Singapore. He has spent most of his career in the mineral sands industry working through commercial analysis to senior Sales and Marketing and Business Development roles. He previously worked with Rio Tinto’s titanium unit for almost 20 years on a global and regional basis. Bruno also brings extensive experience in managing sales and marketing activities in Asia, specifically regarding development of markets in China and Japan.

Gareth Clifton holds a BA Economics degree from the University of Exeter and a MSc African Studies from the University of Edinburgh. He joined Kenmare in 2001 having worked as a General Manager for Union Transport LDA. He previously held the position as manager for a Mozambican shipping agent and also worked for the UNDP.

Deirdre Corcoran graduated from University College Dublin with a Bachelor of Commerce degree and a Masters in Accounting. She qualified as a Chartered Accountant with Deloitte & Touche in 1995. She then worked as Finance Manager with Concern Worldwide, based in Ethiopia, for a number of years before joining Kenmare Resources plc in 1999 as Financial Controller. She was appointed Company Secretary in March 2000.

Eamonn Keenan holds a Bachelor of Commerce degree from University College Dublin and is a Fellow of the Institute of Chartered Accountants. He joined Kenmare in 1994 as accountant for the Ancuabe Graphite Mine in Mozambique. He returned to Ireland in late 1996 and became the Graphite Marketing and Logistics Manager. In 1999 he was appointed Project Development Manager for the Moma Titanium Minerals Project and was responsible for the co-ordinating the completion of the Definitive Feasibility Study on the Project. He now holds the position of Marketing Manager for the Moma Mine.

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