JUNE 23, 2013, Carson Hill, California— Oro East Mining, Inc. (OTCBB: OROE), a global mines acquisition, exploration, and development group and pioneer in sustainable mining and refinery technologies, announced today that it has established a subsidiary in the State of California to manage the company’s prospective California acquisitions. Oro East Mariposa, LLC will be a privately registered limited liability company in California to oversee management of the company’s acquisitions and projects located in the western foothills of California. A highly specialized management team of mining technicians, engineers, geologists, and mining specialists help run Oro East Mariposa.
Denise Chung has been appointed the President and Chief Executive Officer of Oro East Mariposa, LLC. Ms. Chung has over two decades of experience serving on the boards of multinational corporations throughout the United States, Hong Kong, China, Singapore, Philippines, and elsewhere. She has managed mining businesses in the Philippines, China, and Mexico for over 10 years.
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