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Victory Energy CFO Resigns
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Victory Energy Corporation has reported the resignation of its Chief Financial Officer, Mark Biggers, for family and personal reasons. Mr. Biggers' resignation is effective immediately, and he will serve as the Company's interim chief financial officer during the anticipated short transition period.
Mr. Biggers commented, "It's been a privilege to work with such a great group of individuals. I appreciate and endorse the efforts of the Victory team as they continue to do everything needed to grow the company and build shareholder value. I look forward to following them along the way."
Kenny Hill, Victory Energy's CEO, stated, "I'm pleased that Mark has agreed to stay engaged with Victory during the transition. We thank Mark for his service to the company and wish him well with his…
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