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Jamie Ashcroft
Jamie Ashcroft, the News Editor for Proactive UK, has developed an impressive career in financial journalism, focusing on the small-cap sector for over fourteen years. Before joining the Proactive team, he was a stockbroker during the global financial crisis, a role that complemented his educational background - a first-class degree in Business and Economics and qualifications in software design and development. As one of the early external hires at Proactive in 2009, Jamie contributed significantly to the company's rapid evolution from a blog and investor events firm to the international media organisation it is today. Through this journey, he honed his journalism and digital media skills, while his economics knowledge and hands-on financial markets experience informed his content. Ashcroft's sector expertise spans oil and gas, mining, and technology. As well as being an accomplished financial journalist, Jamie is now Proactive’s SEO and digital publishing lead and has helped reframe and re-imagine one of the world’s most popular small-cap news sites.
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GoldStone Resources soars as new strategic investment promises to advance Homase project
By Jamie Ashcroft
Frontier IP highlights progress for inSignals Neurotech as it lands Parkinson's grant - UPDATE
By Jamie Ashcroft
RC365 inks strategic partnership that adds further commerciality to its fintech platform
By Jamie Ashcroft
Informa's next update less about numbers and more its Middle East events schedule - broker
By Jamie Ashcroft
Informa tipped for nearly 30% upside amid more positive performance
By Jamie Ashcroft
Nativo Resources says La Patona gold ore processing plant now "construction-ready", awaits financing
By Jamie Ashcroft
Quantum Blockchain Technologies highlights progress, as its Bitcoin mining tech advances toward live deployment
By Jamie Ashcroft
ATOME says it is continuing talks in Paraguay as it seeks to keep Villeta on-track
By Jamie Ashcroft
Syncona's discount cited as opportunity, but investment bank reckons it might need a catalyst
By Jamie Ashcroft