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Mr Pappas is a business leader with over 30 years of experience predominantly in the financial services industry. Since leaving NAB in July 2018, Mr Pappas has served on a number of boards. In addition to his role at Open Learning, Mr Pappas is currently the Chairman of Atlas Iron and OpenInvest (Wealthtech). Mr Pappas is also an NED of DataMesh Group (Payment Fintech) and Cognian Technologies (IoT Proptech). At NAB, Mr Pappas performed several leadership roles including Executive General Manager of Global Institutional Banking, CEO of Asia and Executive General Manager of International and Innovation. Prior to NAB, Mr Pappas worked in Sydney, London and New York with Deutsche Bank and then over 11 years in London with ABN AMRO/RBS where he managed a number of global businesses including Debt Capital Markets, Client Coverage for Financial Institutions and Corporate Finance and Advisory. Mr Pappas has also served on the Advisory Board of both the Australia China Business Council and the Australia Japan Business Cooperation Council and was a Board Member of the European Australian Business Council. Mr Pappas was also a member of a taskforce advising the Federal Government on how to enable the SME sector for the digital age.

Mr Brimo is listed in the 2017 Forbes 30 Under 30 Asia for Consumer Technology, The Pearcey Foundation's 2018 NSW Tech Entrepreneur Hall of Fame and is a recipient of the 2011 UNSW Alumni Graduand Award. Adam previously worked at Macquarie Bank as a Software Engineer in the Fixed Income, Currencies and Commodities Group and at Westpac Institutional Bank as a Senior Software Engineer. In 2010-2011, Adam led the successful Vodafail consumer activist campaign, which resulted in nationwide media coverage, an ACMA inquiry and a $1bn network upgrade for Vodafone's Australian business. He was named the Consumer Activist of the Year in 2011 by Choice Magazine for his transformative impact on the telecommunications sector in Australia. In 2012, Adam joined UNSW Professor Richard Buckland and David Collien to found OpenLearning.com, a lifelong learning platform. Since that time, over 3 million students have joined courses, including the first massive open online courses (MOOCs) from Australia and Malaysia.

Mr Singh is a Founder and Chief Executive Officer of Education Centre of Australia (ECA). Victoria university, Swinburne, University of Canberra, Charles Stuart university and London met university are currently partnering with ECA to offer courses to students in different locations. ECA has established a strong network of representatives in 40+ countries to recruit quality students for its university partners. ECA group also has job ready program and currently offers 2000 plus internship to its students every year. ECA group has its own English school, 3 vocational institutes and 3 post graduate institutes which awards its own qualification at post graduate level. One of the speciality ECA group offers to its university partners is that ECA de risk subcontinent for universities as ECA has deployed a large team in India and been working in the region for more than 15 years.

Mr Reede has 20 years experience in investment management, business management and stage finance. Mr Reede is managing partner at Dominion Partners having founded the company in 2021, Director of Caledonia Capital and Euphrates Capital in Australia and Director of Colville Capital in the United Kingdom. The Company confirms that Dominion Partners have been engaged since April 2023 to provide investor relationship services to the Company. Mr Reede has a experience in the education sector having co-founded Performance Education Group in 2005. In 2018, Mr Reede founded BioScore, which is a software platform for health and fitness professionals to manage and report on performance tests and other health test results and Habitat Travel in 2013, an online channel management provider for accommodation operations and online travel agents. In his early career, Mr Reede worked for KPMG and Macquarie Bank, based in Sydney, Australia

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