– CANADA, Toronto – CHAR Technologies Ltd. (TSX: YES) today announced the appointment of Benj Gallander to its Board as a new independent director, effective July 1st, 2020.
“We’re thrilled to have Benj join the team,” said Andrew White, CEO. “Benj will bring a tremendous breadth of relevant public markets and investor relations experience to CHAR as we aggressively pursue growth opportunities and continue to develop our business.”
About Benj Gallander
Mr. Gallander brings decades of public markets experience, being described by The Globe and Mail as “widely considered to be Canada’s top authority on contrarian investing.” He is the co-editor of the Contra the Heard Investment Letter, which over the past ten years achieved an 18.4 percent annualized return. He was a regular on BNN – Bloomberg’s number one show for over 15 years, and on CBC’s On the Money with Peter Armstrong.
“I’m looking forward to joining this dynamic company that is strategically positioned in the Cleantech industry,” said Benj Gallander. “At this stage of my career, it is great to join a team that is working on the Climate Change agenda. I really like the idea that we will be working together to make a difference for the environment.”
About CHAR
CHAR Technologies Ltd. is a cleantech development and services company, specializing in organic waste pyrolysis and biocarbon development, custom equipment for industrial air and water treatment, and providing services in environmental management, site investigation and remediation, engineering, environmental compliance and resource efficiency.
For more information: https://www.chartechnologies.com
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