He was appointed a member of the board, not a field geologist working for LBSR.  It means that he may be capable of assisting the board with some forms of analysis on work presented by others, but he most likely is doing none of it himself.  Moreover, he quite likely has no familiarity with ZTEM, and is not qualified to make interpretations for public consumption.  Having said that, I would be pleased to learn otherwise.

I suspect that he was asked to join the board because he has excellent contacts in the mining investment community on some level.  However, this has not brought us any benefit to date. 

Having clocked numerous hours in advising attorneys on how to qualify or disqualify expert witnesses, and in how to examine/cross-examine them, I will forego further comment out of respect for the gentleman's merely having accepted a position of our board.  Maybe he's a keeper, I can't say.  I wish him continuing success in all his endeavors.