Mr Poullas has spent over two decades working in the technology, investment banking and engineering sectors. Over the last 14 years Frank has been assisting a number of public entities with funding and strategic direction. Frank is director of companies and continues to consult to public companies involved or looking at entering the Lithium-ion battery material sector. He is Member of Risk Committee and Health, Safety and Sustainability Committee.

Dr Petty has served on the faculty of several business schools and remains active in academia as an academic board chair and visiting professor. Dr Petty is a former member of the B20 and served on the B20 Finance and Infrastructure taskforce, a former Board Member of International Federation of Accountants, a former Chairman of the Australian Chamber of Commerce Hong Kong & Macau and former Chairman of CPA Australia. Dr Petty has been author or co-author of many academic and professional works and has been awarded as a researcher, an editor of academic works, and as an educator. He has served on the editorial boards of several academic journals. Dr Petty is senior adviser to several investment firms and has served on the boards of other companies, both publicly listed and privately held.

Mr Tsegas has over 20 years of experience in Tanzania. He has worked for both the private and government sectors on a number of projects and was Managing Director of Tancoal Energy Ltd which he took from an exploration company, to a JV with the Tanzanian government, and then into production. He is Chairman of Health, Safety and Sustainability Committee.

Professor Whittingham has over four decades of experience in the lithium-ion battery industry. Professor Whittingham has headed projects for the US Department of Energy, Exxon and Schlumberger. He has 16 US patents and has been involved in writing over 340 pieces of scientific and engineering literature. Currently, he is Professor of Chemistry and Materials Science and Engineering at Binghamton University which is part of the State University of New York. Professor Whittingham is also Director of the North East Center for Chemical Energy Storage (NECCES) and includes as partners Rutgers University, Stony Brook University, Cambridge University, MIT, University of Michigan, University of California at Santa Barbaraand University of California at San Diego. He is Member of Risk Committee.

Mrs Dajani has over 20 years of practice experience in the field of law. She also has experience in acquisitions, dispositions, financing and project development transactions involving energy and infrastructure facilities in the United States and around the world. She is co-leader of Pillsbury Winthrop Shaw Pittman's Energy and Infrastructure Projects Team and leads the Renewable Energy practice. Mrs Dajani focuses her global practice on project finance, corporate finance, mergers & acquisitions, sustainable finance, portfolio acquisitions, tax equity, construction and/or restructuring for government and private clients involving energy and infrastructure projects. In her over 20 years of practice, Mrs Dajani has led numerous financing and acquisition/disposition and project development transactions involving solar, wind, hydrogen, hydroelectric, geothermal, biomass, waste to energy and Net Zero technology, such as connectivity, autonomous driving and e-mobility, as well as gasification, transmission lines, and oil and gas pipelines. Mrs Dajani has experience with respect to syndicated loan and debt capital markets transactions, sustainable finance, ESG, syndicated commercial bank debt, commercial paper programs, and arranging capital for new and established energy and infrastructure companies. She has represented a range of commercial and public institutions, sponsors, utilities, financial institutions, underwriters, energy and clean technology companies, private equity funds, investment banks and multilateral agencies in transactions throughout the Americas, Europe, Asia and the Middle East. Mrs Dajani has had numerous professional awards in recent times, she was recognized as a leading lawyer by A Word about Wind Legal Power List, featured as a "Power Player" in Financier Worldwide's 2021 Distinguished Advisors Project Finance & Infrastructure special, winner of Law36D's MVP 2020 award in the Project Finance category, 2020 Environment and Energy Leader 100, a leading lawyer by The Best Lawyers in America [2013-present], The Legal 500, IFLR1000, Rising Legal Stars, Law360 and a number of other publications. Mrs Dajani has written many articles for external journals and has had numerous speaking engagements. She is a regular commentator for International Financial Times, CNN Radio, POLITICO, Bloomberg Energy, FOX News, The New York Times, The Washington Post, National Public Radio and USA Today, among others. Mrs Dajani is an advisor to The Biden Administration and The US of Energy and is a Board Member for the American Council on Renewable Energy [ACORE], ABANA - the preeminent US organization for finance professionals and institutions with interest in the Middle East and North Africa, The Energy Lawyers Network, Lawyers for the Creative Arts, Association of International Petroleum Negotiators [AIPN] and The United Cerebral Palsy of Greater Chicago.

Mrs Pavri has over 25 years' experience within the financial services sector, specifically in funds management, impact investing, ESG and international development areas. She has a range of experience both locally and overseas and has a multidimensional background across strategy development, investment, risk and compliance governance, product development and commercialization and organizational transformation. Mrs Pavri has held senior leadership roles within AECDM International Development, Pengana Capital, MIR Investment Management, JP Morgan Chase and BT Portfolio Services and ran her own impact advisory consulting business, advising some of Australia's investment firms on integrating impact and investments. Currently, Mrs Pavri is a Non-Executive Director of UEthical Investment Management, Chair of the Apostle Ethical Balanced Fund Advisory board, Advisory Board member Bio Capital Life Sciences Fund [Life Sciences] and sits on various advisory committee panels. She is a Partner at SDGx - a technology venture capital and advisory group, focused on solutions that address the UN Sustainable Development Goals [SDGs] and represents the Oceania Region for The Gobal Impact Investing Network [GIIN].

Mr Siva possesses a career spanning three decades in the finance industry both locally and overseas focusing on funds management. Currently, Mr Siva is the Managing Director and co-founder of India Avenue, which is a business focused on providing advice and delivering client-focused investment solutions to investors seeking to access India's strongly growing capital markets. The business is focused on Australian and NZ based investors within Institutional, Family Office/High Nel: Worth, Financial Planners and Retail segments. Mr Siva's role as Managing Director and Chief Investment Officer involves responsibility for the investment process and performance whilst overseeing all aspects of investment strategy and portfolio management. Mr Siva also has the responsibility of raising assets for the firm and leads the sales/marketing initiative for the business to build its brand and increase awareness of Australian and New Zealand investors towards the virtues of investing in India's fast-growing economy. Mr Siva has held senior roles spanning multi-asset portfolio management, tactical asset allocation, investment manager selection, sell-side equity research and buy-side portfolio management. He has knowledge of international Equities, Emerging Markets and Alternative Assets. Most recently, Mr Siva was Head of Portfolio Management for ANZ Wealth, where he was responsible for investment strategy and portfolio construction. Prior to that he held the role of investment Strategist at ING investment Management Australia and was Chief Investment Officer of ING Investment Management India. Mr Siva has also worked for Westpac, Macquarie Bank, ING Bank and Retirelnvest.

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