Noëlle Drapeau steps down from HPQ Silicon's board effective immediately. CEO Bernard Tourillon thanked her for 17 years of service. The company will search for a new independent director.
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Noëlle Drapeau has stepped down from the board of HPQ Silicon, effective immediately. The director, who served since June 2008, cited her retirement and other personal interests. She was a member of the audit committee.
"On behalf of the Board of Directors and management, I would like to express our sincere appreciation to Noëlle for her 17 years of dedicated service and commitment to HPQ," said Bernard Tourillon, chairman, president and CEO. "Her contributions to the Board and the Audit Committee have been invaluable."
HPQ said the departure gives the company a chance to search for a new independent director whose experience matches its next phase. The company is shifting from technology development to commercialization.
HPQ Silicon is a Quebec-based industrial issuer on the TSX Venture Exchange. It develops silicon-based anode materials for batteries, commercializes lithium-ion cells, and works on clean-hydrogen and waste-to-energy technologies through its partnership with Novacium. The company also holds exclusive North American rights to certain fumed silica production methods.
The board search is underway. No timeline for a replacement has been set.
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