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Mr Strange has spent 30 years working as a senior executive and director in both private and listed companies, including more than six years as Chief Executive of Transpower. Patrick is currently chair of Auckland International Airport, and a director of Mercury NZ.

Mr Matthews is a director who has held several senior leadership positions within the media, telecommunications and technology industries in Australia and New Zealand. Jack has telecommunications industry experience having been CEO of TelstraSaturn during the period they deployed their HFC network in New Zealand, as well as a former director of Crown Fibre Holdings, the Crown agency overseeing the rollout of New Zealand's fibre infrastructure network. Formerly, Jack was CEO of Fairfax Media's Metro Division, CEO of Fairfax Digital and Chief Operating Officer of Jupiter TV (Japan). He is currently the chair of Lodestone Energy and a director of New Zealand Golf Network, and a former director of Plexure Group, The Network for Learning, APN Outdoor Group and Trilogy International. He is a member of Risk Management Committee.

Mr Cross is a director with more than 20 years of international experience in corporate finance and investment banking. Mark is currently a director of Xero and a board member and investment committee chair of Accident Compensation Corporation (ACC). He is also a former chair of Milford Asset Management and former director of Z Energy, Genesis Energy, and Argosy Property. He was chair of Risk Management Committee and was on the Company's Corporate Governance Committee.

Mr Jordan has experience in the management of customer focused organizations and in navigating complex environments, including as managing director of Foodstuffs North Island, one of New Zealand's companies. Murray has also previously held various general manager positions at Foodstuffs and management roles in the property investment and development sectors. He is a director of Deakin TopCo Pty Ltd (trading as Levande), Metlifecare, Metcash Limited, Southern Cross Medical Care Society, Southern Cross Healthcare Limited, Stevenson Group, and a Board trustee of Starship Foundation. He is chair of People, Performance and Culture Committee.

Ms Bailey has over 30 years of experience in telecommunications, across fixed telephony, mobile and broadband. She has worked for Telstra, Virgin Mobile and most recently for Optus (one of Australia's telecommunication operators with mobile, cable and fibre networks) where she was a member of the executive leadership team. From 2010 to 2013, she was the CEO for Virgin Mobile Australia, a fully owned subsidiary of Optus. Prior to that, she was a Senior Vice President at Virgin Mobile USA where her responsibilities included product marketing, customer lifecycle management and analytics. Her career began in Telstra, where she held a range of marketing and product roles. She is a director of CareFlight and a member of the Australian Institute of Company Directors. She is on the Company's People, Performance and Culture Committee.

Ms Jorgensen brings experience in strategic, financial, and audit matters, with several senior leadership positions held in NZ's telecommunications, infrastructure, and construction industries. Her focus on governance, risk management and sustainability has earned her the respect of stakeholders. Kate also serves on the boards of Suncorp NZ and Kiwibank. She has held senior positions as CFO of Vodafone NZ, KiwiRail, and Fletcher Building's infrastructure division. Kate is an impact coach with the Springboard Trust and was a member of the Sustainable Business Council Advisory Board. She is chair of Risk Management Committee.

Ms Dean has experience in commercial dispute resolution and governance, with a specialty in competition, consumer, and regulatory law. Miriam also has experience in the infrastructure and regulatory sectors, most notably as a current director of Rau Paenga Limited (previously Otakaro), tasked with supporting and delivering infrastructure around Aotearoa for various government agencies, a former director of Crown Infrastructure Partners, a former deputy chair of Auckland Council Investments, and a former deputy chair of the Commerce Commission. Miriam is currently chair of the Banking Ombudsman Scheme, deputy chair of the Real Estate Institute of New Zealand, and a member of several central and local government-related advisory boards. She is on People, Performance and Culture Committee.

Mr Irving has more than 25 years of telecommunications industry experience having held a range of senior roles in the telecommunications industry in Australia ranging across strategy, wholesale, small and medium business customer sales and service and as a lawyer. Currently, he is the Chief Strategy and Transformation Officer at NBN Co Limited in Australia, the company established to design, build, and operate Australia's wholesale broadband access network. Prior to this role, he held wholesale and retail customer sales and service roles as Interim CEO of Telstra InfraCo, Group Executive of Telstra Wholesale and Group Managing Director of Telstra Business. Prior to his commercial management roles, Will was Group General Counsel of Telstra and before that held a range of legal roles, having commenced his legal career at what is now King and Wood Mallesons. He is a member of the Audit and Risk Management Committee.

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