– UK, London – Bens Creek Group plc (LON: BEN), the owner of a metallurgical coal mine in North America supplying the steel industry, today announced the appointment of Mark Cooper to its Board as a Non-Executive Director, on recommendation by MBU Capital Group, the Company’s largest shareholder.
“We are delighted to welcome Mark to the Board. We are sure that the wealth of experience that he brings will enhance the overall management of our business. We are all looking forward to working with him,” said CEO, Adam Wilson.About Mark Cooper
About Mark Cooper
Mark Cooper is Group General Counsel at MBU and is an innovative and strategically-driven lawyer and operations executive with more than 25 years of experience in business leadership, and legal and operational excellence, drawn from the investment banking and fund management sectors.
After being called to the Bar of England & Wales in 1997, Mark Cooper spent several years in private practice before moving in-house to take up senior legal and regulatory roles in the financial services sector. Currently, he is the Group General Counsel for MBU. Before this, he worked as a general counsel for a global financial services business covering the UK, Europe, the Middle East, and Asia.
Mark Cooper has extensive corporate and commercial experience in the UK and internationally. Throughout his career, he has focused not only on legal and risk matters, but also on regulatory commercial, governance, and operational affairs. He has sat on the board of several FCA-regulated entities and overseas-regulated entities, as well as numerous international operating businesses.
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