Frontieras North America, an energy and environmental technology company commercializing its patented FASForm(TM) Solid Carbon Fractionation process, has appointed Rachael Crump to its board of directors and named her chair of the Audit Committee. A certified public accountant with more than 25 years of financial leadership experience, Crump joins the board as the company advances commercialization of its first FASForm(TM) facility in Mason County, West Virginia, expanding the board to seven directors, four of whom are independent.
Crump currently serves as chief accounting officer of Insight Enterprises, where she oversees global accounting, financial reporting, compliance and corporate financial planning across 19 countries. Frontieras said her experience in financial reporting, audit oversight, SEC compliance and corporate governance will support the company’s continued focus on disciplined execution, transparency and long-term growth. For more details, view the full press release at https://ibn.fm/ukonU.
The appointment comes at a pivotal time for Frontieras, which is focused on delivering abundant, affordable, and available energy through profitable, market-driven innovation. The company’s FASForm process transforms coal and other hydrocarbons into clean-burning fuels, hydrogen, industrial carbon, and agricultural products. By adding an experienced financial leader to its board, the company underscores its commitment to strong corporate governance and disciplined execution as it moves toward commercial deployment.
Frontieras North America is an energy and environmental technology company commercializing FASForm, a patented Solid Carbon Fractionation process. The company is focused on delivering abundant, affordable, and available energy through profitable, market-driven innovation. For more information, visit www.frontieras.com. The latest news and updates relating to Frontieras are available in the company’s newsroom at https://ibn.fm/Frontieras.
The addition of Crump, who brings extensive experience in financial reporting, audit oversight, and corporate governance, is expected to enhance Frontieras’ ability to execute on its strategic goals. As the company prepares to launch its first commercial facility, having strong independent oversight on the board will be critical for investor confidence and operational transparency. The expansion of the board to include a majority of independent directors further demonstrates Frontieras’ commitment to best practices in corporate governance.
