Teck Resources gets second Chief Legal and Sustainability Officer in two months
While Charlene Ripley was an internal hire, her replacement Lyndon Arnall joins from BHP.
Canadian mining firm Teck Resources has appointed Lyndon Arnall to replace Charlene Ripley as Chief Legal and Sustainability Officer on November 1, just a few weeks after announcing Ripley as the first person in this role.
Ripley was named Teck’s Chief Legal and Sustainability Officer in early September as part of a governance shake-up aiming to better position the company as a pure-play energy transition miner. Now, she has announced her intention to retire at the end of 2024.
