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Mr Ritchie has over 40 years' experience in the resources industry. During his 27 year career with Rio Tinto, he held positions as a member of Rio Tinto's Executive Committee and the Group Executive responsible for China, Managing Director of Rio's Dampier Salt Ltd, Rio's Head of Business Evaluation, Managing Director of Rio Tinto Diamonds, Chief Executive of Rio Tinto Coal Australia, Rio's Managing Director of Strategy and Chief Executive of the Energy Product Group. Doug retired in 2013. He is also formerly a Director of the Queensland Resources Council. He is member of Risk Committee and Environment Sustainability & Governance Committee. Doug is currently a Director of Neometals Limited.

Mr Lucas has experience as a non-executive director across a range of sectors including water, energy, aviation, rail, economic development, health, and civil construction. He is a practising solicitor and qualified urban planner who consults and advises Boards and CEO's in the public and private sector who are seeking to navigate and resolve complex and multi-stakeholder issues. He is an Independent Director of the PKKP Aboriginal Corporation in the Pilbara. He delivers governance and policy training across Asia (particularly Indonesia), Africa and the Pacific on behalf of the Australian Department of Foreign Affairs and Trade in the Australia Awards program. A former Deputy Premier for 4 years and a Minister in the Queensland Government for 11 years, Paul's portfolio included responsibilities for Infrastructure and Planning, Transport and Main Roads, Local Government and Health and he was also involved in transport infrastructure projects across South-East Queensland. He was responsible for the extension of the Gladstone State Development Area to accommodate the LNG export plants and facilitation of the CSG industry generally. He is member of Risk Committee and Environment Sustainability & Governance Committee. Paul is currently the Chair of the Water for the Lockyer and Somerset Scheme and a Director of the PKKP Aboriginal Corporation, South West Hospital and Health Service and University of the Sunshine Coast. He was previously a Director of Energy Queensland Limited (until December 2024), Central Highlands Development Corporation (until June 2024), Skytrans Airlines Pty Ltd (until January 2024), Institute for Urban Indigenous Health (until April 2023) and Kokatha Aboriginal Corporation RNTBC (until March 2023).

Mr Lloyd has over 30 years' experience in the resources industry, having retired from Rio Tinto in July 2013. He has held a number of senior commercial, project development and board positions with the Rio Tinto Group in PNG, Namibia, USA, Australia, and the UK. Andrew has degrees in science and commerce, and experience in adding value to mining projects, corporate governance and in dealing with governments. He is chair of Environment Sustainability & Governance Committee and member of Risk Committee. Andrew previously served as a Director of Jabiru Kabolkmakman Ltd until October 2022.

Mr Wensley is a leader with 30 years' experience in the metals and minerals industry, including Research and Development, strategy formulation, finance, sales, marketing and trading, capital projects, radical asset turnaround/business improvement, mergers and acquisition and divestments. Simon began his career at Kobe Steel (Japan) in coal chemistry research and development and major projects and spent 20 years with Rio Tinto in operational, project and leadership roles.

Ms Scarini has over 40 years' experience in industry, primarily in the resources sector. Her executive career has included roles leading the Weipa Bauxite operation and Bengalla Mining Company for Rio Tinto and Groote Eylandt Mining Company for South32. These roles equipped her with operational, maintenance, project and commercial disciplines and allowed her to build strengths in leadership, stakeholder management, safety, environment, risk and mine closure. Extensive operational and stakeholder experience coupled with risk, governance and strategy enable her to be effective in multiple contexts. Jo-Anne has lived and worked in Northern Australia for three decades and currently serves on the board of Developing East Arnhem Limited, a not-for-profit entity focused on the economic development of north east Arnhem Land. She is chair of Risk Committee and member of Environment Sustainability & Governance Committee. Jo-Anne is currently a Director of Developing East Arnhem Limited.

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