Vancouver, B.C. – August 9, 2024 – Aether Global Innovations Corp.   (CSE: AETH) (OTCQB: AETHF) (Frankfurt: 4XA WKN# A2N8RH) (“Aether Global”, “AETH”, or the “Company”), a drone management and automation company, announced today the resignation of its Chief Financial Officer, Miss Karen Mae Parrin.

 

Aether Global is sad to say farewell to Karen Mae Parrin, who had stepped in as CFO to help with the Company as it went through its streamlining and rebranding earlier last year. Karen was a great addition to the team, and she will be sorely missed. 

 

“We look forward to identifying a new CFO and would like to thank Karen for her efforts as a valuable member of the Company’s Management team over the past 12 months. We wish Karen continued success in her future endeavours” stated Douglas Smith, Chairman of the Board.

 

The company has started an active search to fill the CFO vacancy.

 

About Aether Global Innovations Corp.  

 

Aether Global Innovations Corp. is an innovative UAV and drone management and operations services company that focuses in three areas for critical infrastructure and large public and private facilities. These three areas include (i) drone management and surveillance monitoring, (ii) automation and integration for flight planning, new, innovative sensor payloads, stand-alone power source and (iii) drone base station infrastructure and technology for autonomous self-landing, power charging, and take off.   www.aethergic.com

 

ON BEHALF OF THE BOARD OF DIRECTORS

Douglas Smith, Chairman of the Board

Aether Global Innovations Corp.

info@aethergic.com

 

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