MAX Power Mining Corp. (CSE: MAXX; OTC: MAXXF; FSE: 89N) has appointed Chad Levesque as President and a new Director of the Board, a strategic leadership expansion as the company advances Canada's first confirmed subsurface Natural Hydrogen system toward commercial evaluation and potential development.
Leadership Expansion Reflects Growing Momentum
Since MAX Power became publicly traded in 2022, Levesque has played a key role in capital markets initiatives, corporate development, stakeholder engagement, and growth strategy. He will continue focusing on these areas while leveraging his new role to communicate MAX Power's story to a larger audience as success builds at Lawson and elsewhere in Saskatchewan.
CEO and Vice-Chairman Ran Narayanasamy commented: "The timing of this appointment is highly strategic, given how we anticipate entering another transformational period of growth for MAX Power through developments at Lawson and elsewhere. We have a rapidly emerging global story and that's why Chad's capital markets expertise and deep familiarity with MAX Power are so important right now."
Board Support and Strategic Vision
Chairman Neil McMillan added: "MAX Power has made incredible progress since Ran became CEO late last year. His decision to elevate Chad to this new President's role is yet another astute move that will reap big benefits." McMillan, former Chairman of Cameco, emphasized the importance of strong leadership and a synergistic team.
Levesque brings over two decades of experience supporting North American resource and junior mining companies, with expertise in corporate development, capital markets, investor relations, and strategic communications. He has helped emerging growth companies build market awareness and execute long-term initiatives.
Natural Hydrogen Opportunity in Saskatchewan
Levesque stated: "The Lawson Discovery, the broader Genesis Trend and other large land packages have positioned MAX Power at the forefront of a Natural Hydrogen and clean energy movement that's still in its early stages, underscoring the scale of the opportunity here."
The company is advancing Canada's first confirmed subsurface Natural Hydrogen system, with the Genesis Trend in Saskatchewan offering proximity to demand and a unique "salt barrier" advantage for hydrogen accumulation.
