IsoEnergy names Nathan Bridge VP, Exploration; Dan Brisbin shifts to VP, Geology

By Public Technologies
  • IsoEnergy appointed Nathan Bridge as vice president, exploration.
  • Bridge previously served as vice president, exploration at CanAlaska Uranium, leading work on the West McArthur Pike Zone.
  • He earlier spent more than a decade at Cameco, managing exploration and drilling programs across Athabasca Basin uranium projects.
  • Dan Brisbin moved from vice president, exploration to the newly created role of vice president, geology.
  • Brisbin will provide senior technical oversight across the portfolio, focusing on project generation and evaluation of new growth opportunities.


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