- Evan "Thor" Torrens, an Emmy Award-winning former advisor to President Donald Trump, joins Integral Metals' (CSE: INTG | OTC: ITGLF | FSE: ZK9) Advisory Board.
- Torrens will contribute to the company's focus on exploring critical minerals, such as gallium and rare earth elements.
- This appointment supports Integral Metals' mission to enhance North America's critical mineral supply chain.
Integral Metals Corp. (CSE: INTG | OTC: ITGLF | FSE: ZK9) has named Evan "Thor" Torrens, an Emmy Award-winning media expert and former Special Assistant to President Donald Trump, to its Advisory Board. Torrens, who currently holds the position of Managing Director at Pacific Square, is expected to leverage his extensive background in media, politics, and venture capital to aid in the company's strategic growth initiatives within the critical minerals sector.
Torrens' role will be pivotal as Integral Metals intensifies its efforts to discover and advance new sources of vital minerals, particularly gallium and rare earth elements, which are essential for technologies such as AI, advanced computing, and national defense. His experience in bridging technology with policy and international market development will be advantageous for Integral's objectives.
"Gallium and rare earth elements are critical to the technologies shaping our world," Torrens stated. "Integral Metals is stepping up at a time when discovering new, domestic sources of these materials is essential. I’m excited to support a company that’s driving early-stage exploration to power the next wave of technological breakthroughs."
Integral Metals' CEO, Paul Sparkes, emphasized the significance of Torrens' addition to the team, noting, "His deep strategic insight, global network, and experience advising a sitting U.S. President bring an extraordinary perspective that will support our ambitions on the world stage."
This strategic appointment reaffirms Integral Metals’ commitment to enhancing the North American supply chain for critical minerals through advanced exploration efforts in Canada and the United States.
