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Dr Guthrie is an Executive and Non-Executive Director in the mining and not for profit sectors and has over forty years of experience in the resource sector across a range of minerals and energy companies. Dr Guthrie is currently Non-Executive Director of companies Santos Ltd, Lynas Rare Earths Ltd and Orica Limited, she is also Chancellor of Curtin University and Deputy Chair of Cricket Australia.

Mr Bastos has more than 35 years of international executive experience in the mining industry, with extensive experience in major project development, operations, logistics and senior leadership in most of the major sectors of the mining industry, including iron ore, gold, copper, nickel, zinc and coal. Previously He was the Chief Operating Officer of MMG Limited, and he has also held various senior leadership positions with BHP, including BHP President Nickel Americas, BHP President Nickel West, and Chief Executive Officer and President of the BHP Mitsubishi Alliance. He was also the Director of Copper for Vale. He is an experienced ASX and LSE non-executive director and holds positions as a non executive director of AngloAmerican PLC and Aurizon Holdings Ltd and has also held non executive directorships with Iluka Resources, OZ Minerals, Golder Associates, AMIRA and Golding Contractors in the past. He is chairman of the Sustainability committee and member of the Risk Committee.

Ms Hogg is an experienced executive with international experience across the transport, infrastructure, energy and resources sectors. She has held senior executive positions at Transurban Group and Western Mining Company across a broad range of portfolios including finance, strategic projects, marketing and corporate services. Her most recent role was as the Chief Financial Officer of Transurban Group. She was a Non executive Director of De Grey Mining Limited, Australian Renewable Energy Agency, TasRail, MaxiTRANS Industries Limited, Hydro Tasmania and Infrastructure Australia, and was a board member of the National COVID-19 Commission Advisory Board. She is chairman of Risk Committee and member of the People, Performance & Culture committee.

Ms Bakker is an experienced investment banker to the resources industry, with 14 years of experience working in Sydney, London, Chicago and New York in senior roles with Barclays Capital and Standard Bank London Group. Subsequently, she established the natural resources team for Commonwealth Bank of Australia and held a number of leadership roles in the Natural Resources business. Since 2013 she has focused on her Non-executive Director interests, her role as Australian Representative for Auramet International LLC, and working with a range of not-for-profit enterprises. She is chairman of the People, Performance & Culture committee and member of the Risk committee.

Mr Jenkins is an Executive and Non-Executive Director, with global experience across transport, manufacturing, engineering, energy and resources sectors. Mr Jenkins is currently Non-Executive Chair of Spark Infrastructure and Non-Executive Director of Alinta Energy. He has held prior Director roles with ASX-listed companies including Adbri Limited and Waste Services Group. Mr Jenkins has held senior executive and leadership positions including Managing Director and Chief Executive Officer of MaxiTRANS Limited, Chief Operating Officer and Executive Director of Weir Group PLC and Chief Executive Officer of UGL Rail.

Ms Arlaud is a senior mining executive with over 30 years of experience in the management of mining and site operations and large engineering projects. She has experience in underground mine planning, project execution and operations and has a significant track record in complex underground mining operations and an acute understanding of the associated safety risks. She is currently Chief Executive Officer of mining specialist, IMB Inc. She is member of Risk and Sustainability committee.

Mr Vella has worked in the mining industry for 25 years, spending over 20 years with Rio Tinto where he gained experience across various senior operating, commercial and functional roles. His experience covers iron ore, copper, coal, aluminium and now battery metals. His most recent role as Chief Executive Aluminium at Rio Tinto had global accountability for the worlds largest western aluminium production. Preceding this he was Interim Chief Executive at Rio Tinto Iron Ore, and Managing Director of their rail, ports and core infrastructure across Western Australia. He also spent five years in Mongolia from 2010, building the Oyu Tolgoi Project and completing his term as the Chief Operating Officer of this business. He is committed to growing IGO, leveraging the strong values and culture, while continuing to build partnerships with Traditional Owners, communities, governments and other industry partners.

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