ACCESS Newswire
18 Sep 2019, 00:07 GMT+10
SEATTLE, WA / ACCESSWIRE / September 17, 2019 / Discovery Gold Corporation. (OTC PINK:DCGD, the “Company”), which has announced a corporate name change to GRN Holding Corporation, is pleased to announce it has added international procurement expert Baffour Asabere as a member to its Strategic Advisory Board.
Mr. Asabere has been actively involved in international procurement and supply chain for nearly 15 years including the positions of buyer, procurement agent, and international supply chain manager at Walmart and Sam’s club corporate. His key area of focus was as a Senior Buyer of Global leverage sourcing for Brazil, Mexico, and China. Mr. Asabere is a Prince in the Royal Family of Ghana.
“Mr. Asabere is a good friend, a dedicated family man, and extremely hard working. Instead of going back to live a life of luxury in his native country of Ghana, he decided to work in Corporate America, and for the last 15 years built a life of his own here. Coincidentally, prior to our involvement, the company (DCGD) had some development activity in Ghana, so I am glad to bring that connection back by adding Prince Baffour Asabere to the DCGD/GRN Holdings Team”, commented Justin Costello, CEO of the Company.
Regarding the appointment to the Advisory Board, Mr. Asabere said: “I have been good friends with Justin and the rest of the DCGD/GRN team for a long time. It’s an honor and my pleasure to be on the strategic advisory board. My 15 years of corporate experience and background provides me with a unique set of skills to propel the vision of the company. I look forward to supporting its future success.”
About Discovery Gold Corporation
Discovery Gold Corporation (OTC PINK:DCGD) is a Nevada registered publicly traded company.
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SOURCE: Discovery Gold Corporation
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