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Raging River Taps New COO; Sees Departure of VP of Engineering
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Raging River Exploration has reported changes to its executive team.
The board of directors is pleased to announce the expansion of Mr. Jason Jaskela's role to include the role of Chief Operating Officer. Mr. Jaskela has been in the role of Vice President Production since Raging River's inception in March 2012. His dedication to operational excellence and foresight in technological improvements in the Viking play have been instrumental in enabling Raging River to exceed its goals.
The Company also announces as of March 17th, 2014, that Mr. David Burton, Vice President Engineering, has resigned to pursue other personal and professional opportunities. Raging River thanks Mr. Burton for his dedication and efforts over the last two years and wishes him success in his future endeavors.
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