Lee-Anne de Bruin appointed new Resolute CFO

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Lee-Anne de Bruin has been appointed CFO of Africa and Australia-focused gold miner Resolute Mining, effective 27 February 2017. She leaves her post as the regional CFO in Australia for Newmont Mining. Prior to this role she was head of project function for BHP Billiton.

Although she has been working in Australia since mid-2009, De Bruin is South African born and educated. She completed her Bachelor of Accounting in 1999 through Wits University and did her SAICA board exams in 2002. More recently she completed a Company Directors Course through the Australian Institute of Company Directors.

De Bruin replaces Resolute's long-serving CFO Greg Fitzgerald, who will retain the role of company secretary.

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