ClearSign Technologies Regains Nasdaq Compliance with Board Restructuring and New Audit Committee Appointments

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ClearSign Technologies Regains Nasdaq Compliance with Board Restructuring and New Audit Committee Appointments

ClearSign Technologies Corporation announced management changes following the resignations of Catharine M. de Lacy and Judith S. Schrecker from the board of directors. Anthony DiGiandomenico has been determined to be an independent director and appointed to the Audit and Risk Committee. G. Todd Silva has been appointed as the chairperson and designated as the audit committee financial expert. The company has regained compliance with Nasdaq's composition requirements and plans to fill the remaining board vacancy.

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