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    Mining Indaba appoints O'Sullivan as head of investor relations

    Kael O'Sullivan has been appointed as head of investor relations of the annual Investing in African Mining Indaba, set to take place from 8-11 February 2016 in Cape Town. His appointment is effective 1 August 2015.
    Mining Indaba appoints O'Sullivan as head of investor relations

    O'Sullivan assumes the role of this newly developed position within the Mining Indaba management team to foster continuous collaboration with the strong contingency of investors who participate at the annual event.

    He will lead the management and development of the Mining Indaba Investor Programme, offering a high touch one-to-one service for accredited investors to customise their experience. In addition, O'Sullivan will work with the management team to identify and recruit investors from new and emerging markets.

    Developing relationships

    "Kael has built a successful career in developing intricate relationships with deal-makers in global investment hubs including Australia, Europe, and Asia. His experience and enthusiasm will be pivotal in expanding Mining Indaba's Investor Programme to attract new investors from different geographic regions and investment firms," Jonathan Moore, Mining Indaba managing director, said.

    O'Sullivan comes to the Mining Indaba team with a series of professional achievements, including opening new doors for Indian investment into the Queensland mining sector while supporting other critical initiatives with the Queensland Government Trade and Investment office. He will report to Moore and will be based in London.

    The annual Investing in African Mining Indaba provides one week of unparalleled deal-making and discovery by bringing together experts to uncover mining investment opportunities throughout Africa. The Mining Indaba attracts an average of 7,000 professionals from 100 countries, all with a common focus to capitalise Africa's mining sector.

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