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Mr Wilson has more than 45 years' direct experience in investment markets having held a variety of senior investment roles in Australia, the UK and the US. Geoff founded Wilson Asset Management in 1997. Geoff created Australia's first listed investment companies to deliver both investment and social returns, Future Generation Australia Limited, Future Generation Global Limited and Future Generation Women. He is currently Chair of WAM Capital Limited (appointed March 1999), WAM Research Limited (appointed June 2003), WAM Active Limited (appointed July 2007), WAM Leaders Limited (appointed March 2016), WAM Microcap Limited (appointed March 2017), WAM Global Limited (appointed February 2018), WAM Strategic Value Limited (appointed March 2021) and WAM Income Maximiser Limited (appointed January 2025). He is the founder and a director of Future Generation Australia Limited (appointed July 2014) and a director of WAM Alternative Assets Limited (appointed September 2020), Staude Capital Global Value Fund Limited (appointed April 2014), Hearts and Minds Investments Limited (appointed September 2018), Keybridge Capital Limited (appointed February 2025), Yowie Group Limited (appointed June 2025) and Pengana International Equities Limited (appointed October 2025). He is Member of the Investment Committee.

Mr McDonald is chair of Risk Committee. He has over 17 years' experience in corporate advisory and equity research and has listed investment company experience. Adelaide has held roles as a director at KPMG in the mergers and acquisitions practice, alongside roles at Wilson HTM and BDO.

Ms Thorley has over 21 years' experience in the funds management industry and more than 26 years of financial accounting and corporate governance experience. Kate is the Chief Executive Officer of Wilson Asset Management. She is a director of WAM Active Limited (appointed July 2014), WAM Research Limited (appointed August 2014), Future Generation Australia Limited (appointed April 2015), WAM Leaders Limited (appointed March 2016), WAM Capital Limited (appointed August 2016), WAM Microcap Limited (appointed March 2017), WAM Global Limited (appointed February 2018), WAM Strategic Value Limited (appointed March 2021) and WAM Income Maximiser Limited (appointed January 2025). She is member of the Risk Committee.

Ms Westacott is an Australian business executive who has made contributions to various sectors, including public administration, education, and business. She is the Chancellor of Western Sydney University and serves as a non-executive director for Canadian Utilities Limited, RBA Governance Board, ATCO Australia and advisor to KPMG. She is Chair of the Bradfield Development Authority, Studio Schools of Australia and a committee member of 2050 Point Parramatta. She is also a Patron of The Pinnacle Foundation and Co-Patron of Pride in Diversity. She has previously served as the Chief Executive Officer of the Business Council of Australia and held senior roles in the New South Wales and Victorian governments, focusing on areas such as housing, urban planning, and social policy. Jennifer is known for her advocacy on issues such as tax reform, regulatory efficiency, infrastructure development, and social inclusion. She resigned as a director of Wesfarmers Limited in October 2025.

Ms Grant has experience as a non-executive director of public and private companies as well as senior management experience, having spent 15 years working in equity capital markets, most recently as executive director, UBS Australia. Kiera is currently Chair of Hill Smith Family Estates, incorporating Yalumba Wine Company and Negociants Distribution. She is an independent director of Perennial Partners, a house of investment teams and is a Trustee of the Art Gallery of NSW Trust. She is the former Chair of the Art Gallery of NSW Foundation. She is also a former director of Pacific Brands Limited and Sydney Dance Company. She is chair of the Investment Committee.

Ms Ebeling is member of Risk Committee. She is CEO at Sefa, providing flexible finance and tailored advice for organisations to grow, build resilience, and create sustainable change. From traditional banking with HSBC to venture philanthropy in the Philippines, Hanna brings a global practice lens. She is on the board of social enterprise at Vanguard Laundry, and as a former and current member of government and sector reference groups contributes to improving for purpose collaborations between government, philanthropy and the private sector.

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