Athena Gold Corporation has announced a significant leadership change with the appointment of Jordan Quinn as its new Vice President of Exploration. This decision comes as the company prepares to advance its drilling activities at the Laird Lake project, where it recently made a notable gold discovery. The transition reflects Athena's commitment to strengthening its exploration efforts during a critical period for the company.
Background
Athena Gold Corporation, listed on the OTC under the ticker AHNRF, operates in the Gold and Silver Ores sector (SIC 1040). The company is focused on mineral exploration and the acquisition of mineral property assets. Its projects include the Laird Lake project in Ontario, which has shown promising results, and the Forester project, also in Ontario. Athena is incorporated in Canada and has been active in the market since its name change from Athena Silver Corp in 2010.
What the Filing Says
According to the recent filing dated October 20, 2026, the company announced the resignation of Benjamin Kuzmich as Vice President of Exploration. He will remain with Athena as Lead Technical Advisor. The filing states, "On October 20, 2026, the Registrant issued a press release announcing the resignation of Benjamin Kuzmich as Vice President Exploration, and the appointment of Jordan Quinn to replace him." This change is effective immediately.
Impact
The appointment of Jordan Quinn is expected to have a positive impact on Athena Gold Corp's exploration initiatives. Mr. Quinn has previously served as the company's Lead Technical Advisor and was instrumental in executing the maiden drill program at Laird Lake, which led to the discovery of the Scooby Zone. His extensive background in geology and experience in major mining operations will likely enhance Athena's exploration capabilities. This leadership transition may also influence competitors in the gold and silver ores sector to reassess their strategies in light of Athena's strengthened exploration leadership.
What's Next
The filing does not say what happens next. However, with drilling expected to resume at the Laird project shortly, the company is poised for potentially significant developments in the near future.











