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CEO Richard Carleton talks to INN about Rebranding, Ned Goodman, and more

January 24, 20141 min read

This past weekend at the Vancouver Resource Investment Conference CSE CEO Richard Carleton got to spend some time with Mike Rodger of Investing News Network. Their discussion was captured on video and covered a range of topics around CSE, including the exchange’s rebranding, the involvement of Ned Goodman, and some of the regulatory issues that are affecting junior markets in Canada.

Also referenced in the video is the INN Venture Status Survey Report – a project that Mike’s group embarked on to get more insights into the root causes of the current state of junior markets. We highly recommend you review the report which we have linked here: Venture Status Survey Report

Find the interview with Richard below:

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