4th Resource Corp., a Calgary-based geothermal energy company focused on sustainable development in East Africa, is proud to announce the appointment of Franklin Olakunle Amoo, MBA, BSc Econ, CAIA, to its Board of Directors as a new Independent Director.
Mr. Amoo, the co-founder and Managing Partner of the leading pan-African investment firm Baylis Emerging Markets, brings decades of elite experience in international finance, investment, and corporate governance. His distinguished career includes leadership roles at Mizuho Financial Group, Deutsche Bank, and Bank of America. As an active investor who serves on the boards of several African companies, he possesses deep, practical knowledge of operating and succeeding in the region.
"We are exceptionally pleased to welcome Franklin to our Board of Directors," said Phil Harms, CEO of 4th Resource Corp. "His independent perspective and profound governance experience will be invaluable to our board as we navigate the next phase of growth. Franklin's strategic insight is a tremendous asset as we work to unlock East Africa's vast geothermal potential for the benefit of its communities."
Appointed to the United States President's Advisory Council for Doing Business in Africa in 2022, Mr. Amoo is a recognized leader in fostering economic growth and partnership. His roles as a board director for the US-Nigeria Council and as a Japan External Trade Organization Advisor to various Japanese corporates making investments in African markets further underscore his influence and deep regional relationships. His appointment will be instrumental in guiding 4th Resource Corp.'s strategy and ensuring robust oversight as the company advances its flagship projects.
About 4th Resource Corp.
Headquartered in Calgary, Alberta, 4th Resource Corp. is a renewable energy company dedicated to the exploration and development of geothermal resources in East Africa. The company is committed to providing clean, reliable, and sustainable energy solutions that foster long-term economic growth and social progress.