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Ms Cross has international experience as both an executive and Non-executive Director across a wide range of financial services and other industries. She has expertise in capital markets, risk management, corporate governance, treasury and international affairs. She is currently Chair of OFX Group Limited, a Guardian of the Future Funds Board of Guardians, an Ambassador for the Australian Indigenous Education Foundation and Chair of National Golf Holdings. She was previously Chair of the Commonwealth Superannuation Corporation, and a Non-executive Director of Aviva plc, Macquarie Group Limited, National Australia Bank Limited, Qantas Airways Limited, and Wesfarmers Limited (2003-2010). Patricia also held several honorary government positions including as a founding member of the Financial Sector Advisory Council and as a member of the Panel of Experts to the Australian Financial Centre Forum. As an executive, she lived and worked in seven different countries holding a number of senior leadership positions with Chase Manhattan Bank and Chase Investment Bank, Banque Nationale de Paris, and National Australia Bank Limited. She is Chair of the People and Culture Committee.

Mr Drummond has over 30 years of experience in financial and regulated service industries. He has experience across all facets of company management, including equity and debt capital markets, risk management and business strategy. Craig is currently Chair of Australian Foundation Investment Company Limited, Non-executive Director of Ramsay Health Care and Chair of The Ian Potter Foundation. He was previously President of the Geelong Football Club, a member of the Financial Regulator Assessment Authority and held a number of senior leadership positions including CEO of Medibank Private Limited, Group Executive Finance and Strategy of National Australia Bank Limited and CEO and Country Head of Bank of America Merrill Lynch (Australia). Earlier in his career, he held various roles at JBWere, including COO, CEO and Executive Chairman of Goldman Sachs JBWere.

Mr Reed has over 30 years of experience in technology, marketing, strategy and business development gained from various roles held in Asia, Europe, the USA and Australia. He is currently the co-Managing Director of Potentia, a private equity firm focused on technology businesses, the President of the GWS Giants AFL team and a Member of the Climate Change Authority. He was formerly the President of the Business Council of Australia and the CEO of MYOB. Prior to joining MYOB, he also held senior management roles in sales, marketing, product management and business development with software and technology businesses in Silicon Valley. He is Member of the People and Culture Committee.

Dr Ryan is an experienced non-executive director and former energy executive with more than 30 years of international experience in the oil and gas industry. She is currently a Non-executive Director of Viva Energy Group Limited, Aurizon Holdings Limited, Calix Limited and Future Battery Industries Co operative Research Centre. She is also a Strategic Advisory Panel Member of the ARC Centre of Excellence for Green Electrochemical Transformation of Carbon Dioxide and Chair of the Energy Forum for the Australian Academy of Technological Sciences and Engineering. As an executive, Sarah held various technical, operational and leadership roles at a number of oil and gas and oilfield services companies, including 15 years with Schlumberger Ltd both in Australia and overseas. She also has a decade of experience in North America and Australia as a director of institutional investment firm Earnest Partners covering the firms investments in natural resources and associated sectors worldwide, including engineering and construction. She is a former Non-executive Director of Woodside Energy Group Limited, Oz Minerals Limited, MPC Kinetic and Norwegian listed Akastor ASA. She is Member of the People and Culture Committee.

Mr Birrell is a director with deep industry experience in the fields of infrastructure and transport, including roles as founding Chair of Infrastructure Partnerships Australia, the nations peak industry body and Chair of Infrastructure Australia, the statutory authority advising the Federal Government. Mark is currently President of the Australian Chamber of Commerce and Industry and a member of the Management Board of the International Organisation of Employers. Previous directorships as Chair include Post Super Pty Ltd, Regis Healthcare Limited, VicHealth, Port of Melbourne Corporation and Evans & Peck Limited, and Deputy Chair of Australia Post. With a background in the law and public policy, he worked as National Leader of the Infrastructure Group at Minter Ellison and served as a Cabinet Minister in Victoria and Leader of the Government in the Upper House. He is member of the Risk Committee.

Ms Go has worked in executive roles across a range of listed and private companies and in Non-executive Director roles across a range of sectors. Her executive career included over 25 years of experience in branding, marketing, digital technologies and change leadership in the media industry. She is Chair of Adore Beauty Group, a Non-executive Director of Southern Cross Media Group and Metcash, and Chair of the Advisory Board of the National Foundation for Australia-China Relations. She is also a member of the UNSW Business Advisory Council and the ANU Centre for Asian Australian Leadership Advisory Board. She was previously Chair of Ovarian Cancer Australia, The Walkley Foundation and Wests Tigers Rugby League Football Club, and a Non-executive Director of Booktopia Group Limited, Pro-Pac Packaging Limited, Netball Australia, 7 Eleven, Autosports Group and Energy Australia. Marina was previously Country CEO for The Hearst Corporation and held a variety of senior leadership positions across multi-media businesses, including Fairfax, Bauer Media, EMAP Australia and Private Media. She is Member of the People and Culture Committee.

Mr Whitefield has financial, risk and capital markets experience in senior management roles across the public and private sectors. He is currently a Non executive Director of the Commonwealth Bank of Australia, a member of the Council of the Australian National University and Chair of ASICs panel conducting an Inquiry into Australian Securities Exchange (ASX) group. He previously served as Director of GPT Group, as Chair and Director of New South Wales Treasury Corporation, Secretary of NSW Treasury, Secretary of NSW Industrial Relations, and as Deputy Chair of the Australian Financial Markets Association. Prior to this, he had a 30 year executive career with Westpac Banking Corporation where he held a number of senior leadership positions including CEO of the Institutional Bank, Chief Risk Officer and Group Treasurer. He is Member of the Risk Committee, the People and Culture Committee.

Mr Wright has project delivery and executive management experience working across mining, infrastructure, energy, environment, utilities and telecommunications. Mr Wright is currently the Executive Chair and CEO of Thiess Group, where he has held that position for the past five years. Prior to his current role, Mr Wright was the CEO of CIMIC Group, where he was responsible for leading Sedgman, UGL, CPB Contractors, Leighton Asia and Thiess, and ASX listed company experience. He is currently a Director of the Minerals Council of Australia, Chair of the Internal River Foundation Board, and formerly a Non-executive Director of Adbri Limited.

Ms Jablko is currently on the Advisory Board of Infrastructure Partnerships Australia (since 2024). Prior to joining Transurban, she was CFO at ANZ Bank for just under five years. That followed more than 15 years of experience in investment banking with UBS and Greenhill Australia as a Managing Director working across industries, providing advice on mergers and acquisitions, capital management, funding, and investor relations. Early in her career, she was a lawyer with Allens where she focused on mergers and acquisitions, tax and banking and finance law.

Mr Lennon has over 25 years of financial, accounting, risk management, treasury and strategic experience across financial services and is an experienced chief financial officer who has held senior leadership roles in the banking sector across Australia, New Zealand and Asia. He is currently a Director of the Stronger Smarter Institute, and formerly a director of the Bank of New Zealand. He has considerable ASX listed company experience through senior leadership roles over 15 years at National Australia Bank, including Chief Financial Officer for seven years. Prior to this, he spent a combined 18 years in a number of global senior finance executive roles with Deutsche Bank, notably as Chief Financial Officer of Deutsche Bank Australia, New Zealand and Chief Financial Officer of Deutsche Bank Japan, as well as senior management roles with KPMG in Sydney and London. He is chair of the Audit and Risk Committee.

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