Key points
- Edward Wayne Malouf will join Diamond Fields International Ltd. as a director and as president and interim chief executive officer effective Jan. 1, 2008.
- Roger Daniel is leaving the company at the end of December 2007, after serving as CEO for the last two of his six-and-a-half years with Diamond Fields.
- Malouf holds a BA and JD from St. Mary’s University in Texas and an MA from the University of Chicago.
- In 2002, Malouf became CEO of Sierra Rutile Ltd., a subsidiary of London-AIM-listed Titanium Resources Group.
Diamond Fields International
Ltd. is appointing Edward Wayne Malouf as a director and as president and interim chief
executive officer effective Jan. 1, 2008. This follows the announcement in the company’s news release in Stockwatch on
Oct. 2, 2007, that Roger Daniel is leaving the company at the end of
December, 2007. The company extends its appreciation to Mr. Daniel for his
contributions over the past 6-1/2 years, the last two of which he served as
CEO. The company wishes him the best of luck in his future endeavours.
Mr. Malouf received his BA and JD from St. Mary’s University in Texas
and his MA from the University of Chicago. In private practice for several
years, Mr. Malouf has represented a number of mining companies. In 2002, he
became CEO of Sierra Rutile Ltd., a subsidiary of
Titanium Resources Group, a London-AIM-listed company, and one
of the world’s largest producer’s of natural rutile. In that capacity and
later as executive vice-chairman of TRG, Mr. Malouf played a pivotal role in
the successful restart of TRG’s rutile and bauxite mining operations in Sierra
Leone. Mr. Malouf has had an outstanding legal and business career and the DFI
board believes that his experience and proven track record strengthens the
company’s management and will help usher DFI to its next stage of growth.
