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Donlin Gold Hires Lindskoog as External Affairs Manager

Aug 6, 2025 | Mining, Right Moves

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Donlin Gold, the company leading Novagold Resources’ development of a gold mine in the Upper Kuskokwim River region, hired Wendy Lindskoog as External Affairs Manager. The veteran of public policy and stakeholder engagement brings more than three decades of experience.

Lindskoog was previously regional vice president of government relations at Royal Caribbean Group, vice president of communications and external affairs at BP Exploration Alaska, chief administrative officer and corporate board secretary at the Alaska Railroad Corporation, and director of communications at the Alaska Legislature.

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“My career has been focused on empowering connections and inspiring growth,” says Lindskoog. “In this relationship-focused role, I am honored to contribute to a project with such significance for Alaska and look forward to working closely with stakeholders to build momentum and create opportunities for shared success.”

In addition to her robust professional experience, Lindskoog actively supports her community through board service with the Alaska SeaLife Center, The Foraker Group, the Alaska Chamber, and the Resource Development Council.

“We are excited to welcome Wendy to the Donlin Gold team,” says Todd Dahlman, Donlin Gold’s general manager. “With deep experience in Alaska and strategic leadership across industries, Wendy further strengthens our commitment to meaningful engagement as we advance the project with care and integrity.”

Donlin Gold’s priorities for the remainder of 2025 include initiating efforts to prepare for the Feasibility Study update and completing the 2025 drill program focusing on converting and expanding reserves and resources.

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