– UK, London – Technology Minerals Limited today announced the appointment of Natasha Allden to its Board as Non-Executive Director, before the upcoming IPO.
“We are delighted to welcome Natasha to our team and we are sure that Natasha’s considerable experience in the Tech Sector will add value throughout the Group.” said CEO, Robin Brundle.
About Natasha Allden
Ms Allden is the founder and CEO of MULTIPLY, a technology company focused on the commercialization of technology transfer programs to multiply value. Bringing 20 years of experience in business development, innovation, and government relations, Allden is joining the board of Recylus, a company within the Technology Minerals Group.
She is another addition to Technology Minerals board, joining the likes of Robin Brundle, ex-Managing Director of Aston Martin Racing, to advise the growing business on future growth.
About Technology Minerals
Technology Minerals, due to IPO imminently, has raised significant funds over the past 12 months to create working capital for the group. Focused on creating a circular economy for battery metals, crucial to the rollout and sustainability of EV mass adoption, Technology Minerals will be the first and only UK company to extract the raw materials required for Li-ion Battery cathodes and then help solve the ecological issue of spent Li-ion batteries by recycling them for reuse by battery manufacturers.
The group comprises several battery metals exploration & development projects, strategically spread between the US/Europe and Africa to meet the upcoming demand and forecast shortages of Nickel & Cobalt.
For more information: https://technologyminerals.co.uk/
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