Definitely on the young side. I suspect that while he won't be called interim CEO, they'll look to bring on a more experienced CEO after a capital raise.
I think given the company's stage of development, it was probably hard to convince an exec from a more established company to take the job. Once a few milestones are hit, it will become easier.
Alain didn’t want that position to begin with, he was kinda forced into it after the Freiland fiascal. So I’m not surprised they moved him out of there. This was directly communicated to me last spring when I met that crew. Alain is better to fly around at a “ high level” to make good, big time decisions. While letting another individual take care of the day to day, hands on happenings.
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