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Matachewan appoints two lawyer-directors, Dumond exits after 34 years
Hartley and Beker, both TSX Venture-company directors, replace Dumond. The board re-formed its audit committee with Hartley as chair.
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Matachewan Consolidated Mines (TSXV: MCM-A) named two new independent directors on Thursday, replacing Ed Dumond, who resigned after 34 years on the board.
Fraser Hartley, a Vancouver-based corporate finance lawyer and partner at Nexa Legal LLP, joins alongside Dennis Beker, a Toronto-based corporate and securities lawyer from Founders LLP. Both have served on boards of other TSX Venture Exchange issuers.
The reconstituted board now comprises CEO Zachary Goldenberg, CFO Carlo Rigillo, and the two new appointees. Hartley chairs the audit committee, with Beker and Rigillo as members.
Matachewan, incorporated in 1933 and headquartered in Toronto, holds investments in mineral and natural resource opportunities. Its shares trade under the ticker MCM-A.
How this story was producedLast reviewed Jul 31, 2026
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