Phoenix, Arizona — On June 26, 2026, Gunnison Copper Corp. appointed Bjorn Meyer as Chief Operating Officer to strengthen its executive team while advancing production at the Johnson Camp Mine and accelerating development of the Gunnison Copper Project in southern Arizona. Meyer succeeds Robert Winton, who led the Johnson Camp Mine through construction, commissioning, and into production over more than five years. The company said Meyer brings over 20 years of Arizona mining experience, including leadership roles at SSR Mining’s Cripple Creek & Victor, Pacific battery-manufacturing work at Panasonic Energy, and two decades at ASARCO. This week Gunnison reiterated its plan to use experienced operational leadership to progress mine output and project milestones, aligning with its objective to supply U.S. manufacturing and defense supply chains.
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Gunnison Copper gains operational and integration expertise through Bjorn Meyer’s appointment intended to accelerate production at Johnson Camp Mine and advance development of the Gunnison Copper Project, supporting the company’s supply ambitions for U.S. manufacturing and defense supply chains.
The announcement does not identify specific harmed parties; it documents a leadership transition from Robert Winton to Bjorn Meyer after Winton’s five-year tenure guiding Johnson Camp Mine through construction and commissioning.
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