Our board moves wrap includes John McGlue, Andrew Teo, Leslie Wise, Greg Clark, Kathryn Davies, Bruce Griffin, and Rod Jones.
John McGlue has been appointed non-executive director of Alterra. Mr McGlue is the principal of Castle Gates Australia which advises on creating, enhancing and protecting shareholder value in corporate transactions, complex disputes, capital markets positioning and shareholder actions. He joined Alterra’s advisory board in January 2020 as the company pursues avocado developments in Western Australia and expands its pipeline of large-scale horticultural projects.
Andrew Teo has joined the board of Myanmar Metals as non-executive director. In a career that spans nearly forty years, over half of that was spent in accounting, treasury, corporate, legal and business administration across several industries including mining. It also includes over 35 years with BGC Australia.
Orthocell has appointed experienced US-based medical technology executive Leslie Wise as executive director. Ms Wise has over 20 years of specialist experience working in US reimbursement, life science, and medtech fields.
Greg Clark has resigned from the board of Security Matters in order to wind down his workload ahead of his official retirement. Kathryn Davies, who has been an external advisor to the board and management since the company’s IPO in October 2018, has been appointed non-executive director. Ms Davies has a vast network of industry contacts within Australia, Europe and North America; and has experience in delivering significant growth for companies across the healthcare, technology and resources sectors.
Bruce Griffin has been appointed an executive director of Sheffield Resources. He joins the executive management team as commercial director following his recent consulting engagement where he led a study to assess a range of project development options for the Thunderbird Project.
Rod Jones, founder and chair of Navitas, has joined the board of Youth Focus. Mr Jones is widely recognised as one of the pioneers of Australia’s international education sector.
