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Highlights
- Nova Minerals welcomes Chaim (Dovi) Berger as new Independent Non-Executive Director
- Berger brings robust expertise in finance, law, and M&A to the company
- Appointment strengthens governance with committee roles assigned
Nova Minerals (ASX:NVA) has announced the appointment of Chaim (Dovi) Berger as an Independent Non-Executive Director, effective 1 July 2025. This strategic move is aimed at strengthening the company’s leadership and governance structure as it continues to focus on growth and operational expansion across its global portfolio.
Berger, based in the United States, brings over a decade of multidisciplinary expertise that spans corporate law, finance, accounting, taxation, and mergers & acquisitions. His appointment marks a significant step toward reinforcing Nova Minerals' commitment to strong corporate oversight and strategic execution.
A qualified attorney and Certified Public Accountant (CPA), Berger has been at the forefront of advising high-growth enterprises. His career highlights include successful delivery of complex cross-border transactions, implementation of robust financial controls, and leadership of cross-functional teams. His experience has proven valuable in embedding a disciplined compliance culture within dynamic corporate environments.
In his new role, Berger will serve on Nova’s Audit & Risk Committee and the Remuneration & Nomination Committee. These positions will allow him to play an instrumental role in financial oversight, governance enhancements, and talent strategy—all critical as Nova aims to expand its operations.
Nova Minerals, which is listed on the ASX and also trades on the NASDAQ and OTC markets, continues to attract industry talent with the goal of driving shareholder value through disciplined execution. The company operates within the mining and exploration sector, contributing to Australia’s resource-rich profile. While it is not currently a component of the ASX200, its trajectory and strategic appointments position it to potentially capture broader investor attention.
The inclusion of Berger in the leadership team aligns with Nova’s focus on sustainable governance and disciplined financial management. With his strong background in mergers and acquisitions, Berger is expected to provide critical insights as the company evaluates future growth opportunities.
Nova Minerals’ latest board-level reinforcement reflects a broader trend in the sector—prioritising transparency, governance, and strategic capabilities to support long-term development in an evolving global market.
