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Mr Duerden has over 30 years of experience in investment management, the last 20 of which have been focused on agriculture operations and investments, and joined Duxton as a co-founder in 2009. Before joining Duxton, Stephen was the COO and Director for both the Complex Assets Investments Team and the Singapore operation of Deutsche Bank Asset Management Asia. Prior to this Stephen worked with Deutsche in Australia where he was a member of the Australian Executive Committee responsible for the management of the Australian business, with assets under management of approximately AUD $20 billion, and a member of the Private Equity Investment Committee overseeing the management of over AUD $2.5 billion in Private Equity and Infrastructure assets. Stephen has had exposure to a range of financial products and services during his career. He has been involved in direct property development and management, the listing and administration of REITs, as well as the operation and investment of more traditional asset portfolios. He is member of Risk Committee.

Mr Peter, prior to forming Duxton in 2009, was Head of Deutsche Asset Management Asia Pacific, Middle East & North Africa. He was also a member of Deutsche Bank's Group Equity Operating Committee and Asset Management Operating Committee. Ed joined Deutsche Bank in 1999 as Head of Equities and Branch Manager of DB Switzerland. In March 2001, Ed moved to Hong Kong with Deutsche Bank and was appointed Head of Global Equities for Asia and Australia, becoming responsible for all of Global Emerging Market Equities in the beginning of 2003. In November 2004, Ed became Head of Asian and Emerging Market Equities for the new Global Markets Division.

Mr Dabinett is the Managing Director of Longtrail Farms, an agricultural enterprise spanning potato, grain, sheep, and cattle production across 10,000 hectares in Parilla, the Southern Mallee of South Australia. Wade has a background in the grain trading and supply chain industries, having previously worked across South Australia, Western Australia, Victoria, and New South Wales. Upon his return to the generational farming business, Wade has also served the industry in a number of roles. He has held the position of Chairman of Grain Producers South Australia (GPSA) for four years, following a two-year tenure as Vice Chairman. His responsibilities encompassed the state's 3,000 grain growers and also subcommittees, including Transport and Supply Chain, Agricultural Security and Priority, and the Audit and Finance Committee. Furthermore, Wade's involvement extended beyond GPSA, serving as a member of Primary Producers South Australia, representing the grains industry, and a member of the National Policy Council for Grain Producers Australia. He is chair of Risk Committee and member of Proposed Merger Due Diligence Committee.

Mr Burke is currently a consultant in his own business, North Australia Consultancy Specialists with over 15 years of experience in Agriculture in Northern Australia across Queensland, Western Australia and the Northern Territory. Paul has held senior roles across a range of both Government and Non-Government organisations. These have included CEO of Northern Territory Farmers Association, CEO Forestry Industry Association of Northern Territory, CEO of Northern Territory Cattleman's Association, Membership and Regions Manager AgForce Queensland and Director of Infrastructure and Major Projects (DPI NTG.) In addition to these experiences, Paul was a founding member of Northern Territory Cotton Growers Association, Northern Territory/Ord Valley Forestry Hub and has sat on other committees in water management, land tenure and economic development. Paul has had exposure to a range of Northern Agricultural Developments and currently supports several Aboriginal led agriculture projects. Other board positions include - Chair of Northern Territory Pastoral Land Board Chair of Research Institute of Northern Agriculture, Chair of North Australia Beef Research Council Independent, Director of Kimberly Cotton Company Independent, Director of MG Corporation, Crawford Fund (NT Branch). He is member of Risk Committee and member of Proposed Merger Due Diligence Committee and chair of Environmental, Social and Governance Subcommittee.

Ms Triggs is a senior executive with over 25 years' experience in the Australian grape and wine sector, bringing a rare combination of technical, legal, and strategic expertise to her work across agriculture and trade. Rachel has held senior leadership roles at Wine Australia-including as General Counsel and Head of ESG and Market Access-where she played a role in export regulation, market access strategy, and international trade negotiations for one of Australia's globally significant agricultural exports. Before joining Wine Australia, Rachel worked as a corporate lawyer specialising in wine law and regulatory affairs. She began her career as a winemaker, completing vintages in the Adelaide Hills, Clare Valley, Hunter Valley, Oregon, and Tuscany. She still makes a small batch of wine each year in her suburban backyard. She is co-author of the textbook Global Wine Regulation and a contributing writer to the Oxford Companion to Wine. Rachel is President of the Australasian section of the International Wine Law Association. She also sits on the boards of Australian Women in Wine and the International Wine Law Association. She is member of Risk Committee and member of Proposed Merger Due Diligence Committee and Environmental, Social and Governance Subcommittee.

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