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American Rare Earths Limited (ASX: ARR | OTCQX: ARRNF | ADR: AMRRY) announced the appointment of Brook Brockman as Director of Public and Government Affairs for its wholly owned subsidiary, Wyoming Rare (USA) Inc., and the appointment of Taylor Cable as Director, Projects & Engineering. The changes are intended to strengthen the company’s community engagement and technical project execution capabilities for its flagship Halleck Creek rare earths project in Platte and Albany Counties, Wyoming.
Brook Brockman, based in Wheatland, Wyoming, will lead community, government, and business engagement for Halleck Creek. She serves as an at-large board member of the Platte County Resource District, which works to conserve soil, water, and natural resources across the county, providing experience relevant to local land and water issues. Her background includes Wyoming-based leadership and service with experience across agriculture, conservation, and rural economic development.
Taylor Cable, based in Denver, will serve as Director, Projects & Engineering. He brings experience developing and delivering mineral processing and heavy industrial facilities, from early technical studies through EPC/EPCM execution, construction, and commissioning. The company said his career includes translating feasibility work into executable projects and managing engineering firms, technical consultants, and contractors, with a focus on de-risking the transition from studies into detailed engineering and construction.
American Rare Earths CEO Mark Wall said the appointments reflect the company’s commitment to advancing Halleck Creek through strong local relationships and disciplined project execution.
Wall added that Brook’s knowledge of Wyoming and connections to Platte and Albany Counties are intended to support progress on the project, described by the company as the largest contained rare earth elements resource in the domestic United States. He also said Taylor’s background in mineral processing, project delivery, and capital projects will further strengthen the company’s technical team as it moves toward the next phase of study and project execution at Halleck Creek.
Brook Brockman said she is excited to work with American Rare Earths and Wyoming Rare alongside families, ranchers, businesses, and officials in Platte and Albany Counties, describing the effort as advancing Halleck Creek in a way that reflects Wyoming’s stewardship and independence.
Taylor Cable said he is looking forward to helping advance Halleck Creek toward execution, focusing on de-risking the transition from studies into engineering and construction and ensuring technical assumptions, cost estimates, and execution strategies are aligned before major capital is deployed.
The company said Halleck Creek hosts the largest known deposit of total contained rare earth oxides in the United States, positioning Wyoming to play a strategic role in strengthening domestic supply chains for advanced manufacturing, defense, and future technologies. American Rare Earths stated that with Brook’s leadership in public and government affairs and Taylor’s experience in project development and execution, the company aims to ensure Halleck Creek’s development is grounded in strong local relationships, robust technical work, and disciplined capital stewardship.
This release was authorized by the Board of American Rare Earths. Investors can follow the company’s progress at www.americanree.com.
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