Bitterroot Resources Appoints Rick Streiff, CPG, to Its Technical Advisory Board

2020-06-10 / @accesswire

 

WEST VANCOUVER, BC / ACCESSWIRE / June 10, 2020 / Mr. Rick Streiff, CPG, has joined Bitterroot Resources Ltd.'s (TSXV:BTT) Technical Advisory Board. Mr. Streiff is a western US-based geologist with over 35 years of experience exploring low- and intermediate-sulfidation epithermal precious metals systems. Mr. Streiff led the OceanaGold Corporation team that discovered the blind WKP low-sulfidation gold deposit in Waihi, New Zealand. Prior to working for OceanaGold, Mr. Streiff spent 18 years with Newmont Corporation and its predecessor companies. His previous roles with Newmont included managing geological activities at all of its Nevada underground mines, managing surface geology programs in the Carlin Trend, plus near-mine and regional exploration at Waihi, New Zealand. In Nevada he previously held senior geologic roles at the Twin Creeks, Midas and Post/Betze mines. Earlier in his career, he worked in geologic roles for Echo Bay Minerals Co. at the Kettle River, McCoy/Cove and Round Mountain mines.

Mr. Streiff is currently consulting for several companies, specializing in low-sulfidation epithermal systems. He will provide consulting services and advise Bitterroot Resources' management on future property acquisitions and execution of exploration programs on epithermal precious metals systems in Nevada.

Michael Carr, CEO of Bitterroot Resources Ltd. commented, "I am very pleased to have the opportunity to work with Rick and am looking forward to expanding the Company's presence in Nevada."

ON BEHALF OF THE BOARD OF DIRECTORS

Michael S. Carr
CEO and Director

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SOURCE: Bitterroot Resources Ltd.



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