Pantheon Resources is entering a pivotal phase as it refines its strategic direction under new leadership. Executive Chairman David Hobbs and newly appointed CEO Max Easley recently spoke with Steve Darling from Proactive, offering insights into the company’s transition and future plans. Hobbs, who is shifting from executive to non-executive chairman, expressed deep appreciation for Jay Cheatham’s 17 years of dedicated service to the company. Meanwhile, Easley, a seasoned industry veteran with over 30 years of experience at BP, Apache and PETRONAS, conveyed his excitement about leading Pantheon Resources at such a critical juncture. A native of Alaska, Easley is particularly drawn to the opportunity to develop Pantheon’s substantial assets in his home state. “Two billion barrels in my own backyard. It’s amazing,” he remarked, underscoring his confidence in the company’s potential. His extensive expertise in both conventional and unconventional oil positions him well to steer the company through its next phase of growth. Looking ahead, Hobbs outlined key milestones for Pantheon and an anticipated surge in company updates. The company’s Annual General Meeting (AGM) is scheduled for March 12, and stakeholders can expect a steady flow of developments. He emphasized the significant progress made over the past 18 months, from securing a path to financing through the agreement with ADC to advancing the Megrez well. As Pantheon transitions from exploration to production, Easley assured investors that momentum is building. “Expect activity followed by good results,” he said, signalling confidence in the company’s trajectory. With strong leadership and a clear strategy, Pantheon Resources is poised for a dynamic and productive year ahead. #proactiveinvestors #pantheonresourcesplc #mining #lse #panr #pthrf #MaxEasley #DavidHobbs #OilAndGas #AlaskaEnergy #CEOInterview #OilProduction #InvestorNews #EnergySector #ProactiveInvestors