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Appian Capital Advisory, an investment advisor to private equity funds aimed at the mining industry, has named Richard Johnson as its new global head of investor relations.
Johnson will also join the firm as a managing director.
In this role, Johnson will lead the investor relations team working across Appian’s portfolio, managing relationships with existing investors and attracting new investors to the company.
Additionally, Johnson will work with the executive team to co-ordinate strategic business development as well as conduct due diligence ahead of acquisitions.
In working with portfolio companies, Johnson will help companies reach their potential.
Johnson has built up 30-years of experience in the financial markets. Prior to Appian, Johnson served as partner and co-head of global distribution banking at Mercury Capital Advisors.
Appian Capital Advisory adds global investor relations head
Appian Capital Advisory adds global investor relations head
Richard Johnson
Richard Johnson joined Appian Capital Advisory as global head of investor relations and a managing director, a spokesman said.
The position is new and was added due to overall growth and strong investor interest in metals and mining due to energy transition themes, he added.
The firm focuses on long-term value-focused private equity funds that invest solely in mining and mining-related companies.
Mr. Johnson manages relationships with existing investors and attracts new investors to Appian, working closely with the executive team.
He also advises and works with the portfolio company financial teams, and coordinates and participates in due diligence ahead of acquisitions.
February 11, 2021 11:02
Six months after being cut by Bauer, and two months after being resuscitated by Paragon Media, Women’s Health and Men’s Health are back on stands today.
The titles were two of the eight shuttered by Bauer last July, after the Pacific Magazines acquisition and consequent sale to Mercury Capital, but before the rebrand to Are Media.
At the end of last year, Paragon announced it would relaunch the brands, complete with their former editors Jacqui Mooney and Scott Henderson.
The websites – www.womenshealth.com.au and www.menshealth.com.au – are live, and the first print issues of Women’s Health and Men’s Health hit supermarkets and newsagents today, with a cover price of $7.80 and $9.50, respectively.
Are Media hires Melissa Mason as digital editor across Elle and Marie Claire
January 28, 2021 10:55
Melissa Mason has been appointed as digital editor across Are Media titles Elle and Marie Claire.
Mason joins the magazine business from Broadsheet, where she acted as content director for five months after four years at Pedestrian Group.
She held a number of roles during her time at Nine’s Pedestrian, including managing editor, and senior style and features editor. Mason also had a two year stint as editor of News Corp’s Primped.com.au.
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“Elle and Marie Claire are such powerhouse digital properties in Australia and long-time leaders in fashion and women’s media,” said Fiona Baker, Are Media’s digital director of fashion and entertainment.