Mr Moshal is an Executive Director of Prospa Advance Pty Ltd from 2011. Greg has nine years experience in financial services with Prospa and prior to this had eight years experience in creating and scaling start-ups, with two previous successful exits. Prior to founding Prospa, Greg was involved in the start and scaling of a consumer service chain and an international consumer product franchise, and successfully exited both. In 2017 Greg was jointly awarded Fintech Leader of the Year by Fintech Australia and was jointly awarded the NSW Pearcey Tech Entrepreneur of the Year Special Recognition award.

Mr Bertoli has been an Executive Director of Prospa Advance Pty Ltd. Beau has 16 years experience in financial services and has founded a technology start-up and managed a consumer product retailer. He is responsible for Prospa's Go To Market capability and strategies to deliver revenue for the Group. In 2017 Beau was jointly awarded Fintech Leader of the Year by Fintech Australia and was jointly awarded the NSW Pearcey Tech Entrepreneur of the Year Special Recognition award. Prior to co-founding Prospa, Beau held senior positions including National Sales Manager at financial services company Humm Group Limited.

Ms Pemberton was previously a Director of Prospa Advance Pty Ltd. Gail has more than 35 years' experience in bank and wealth management and is a specialist in technology and operations. Prior to taking up a Non-Executive Director career, Gail was COO, UK at BNP Paribas and CEO and Managing Director, BNP Paribas, Australia and New Zealand. She was previously Group Chief Information Officer and Financial Services Group COO at Macquarie Bank. Gail is currently Chair of Eclipx Group, Non-Executive Director of Land Services WA, Sydney Metro. Gail has previously served as a Non Executive Director on PayPal Australia, QIC. Gail is a member of the Risk Committee and a member of the People Committee.

Mr Ruddock was previously a Director of Prospa Advance Pty Ltd. Greg has more than 30 years experience in private equity and operations management and specialises in investment strategy, business development and mergers & acquisitions. Greg is a founder and Joint Chief Executive Officer of Ironbridge where he co-leads Investment and Portfolio Management activities. Since 2003 Greg has led many of its financial services investments including Prospa, Judo Capital, Eclipx Group and Stardex Insurance. Greg also led and served on the Boards of Easternwell, Super A-mart, BBQs Galore, Tandem Group and AOS. Prior to this role, Greg spent seven years with leading Australian industrial group Wesfarmers in mergers and acquisitions and five years with Gresham Partners and Gresham Private Equity where he led the development of financial services payments provider Cashcard Australia. Greg also spent five years with diversified listed company Avatar Limited, where he was Finance Director and Managing Director of one of its major subsidiaries. Greg is currently a Director of Ironbridge Capital Holdings Pty Ltd, Judo Capital Limited, Workclub Australia Pty Ltd and AOS Pty Ltd. Greg is a member of the People Committee and Risk Committee.

Ms Trafford-Walker was previously a Director of Prospa Advance Pty Ltd. Fiona is currently an Independent Non-Executive Director of the Victorian Funds Management Corporation (VFMC). She is also a member of the Investment Committee for the Walter and Eliza Hall Institute. Fiona was previously an Investment Director at Frontier Advisors, where she was a member of the firm's Investment Committee and Governance Advisory team. She was the inaugural Managing Director at Frontier Advisors and played a critical role in growing the firm. Fiona has more than 28 years experience advising institutional asset owners and investors on investment and governance-related issues. In 2013, Fiona was awarded inaugural Woman of the Year in the Money Management/Super Review of Women in Financial Services Awards and was ranked one of the top 10 global Asset Consultants from 2013 to 2016, and again in 2019. In 2016, Fiona was announced as a winner in The Australian Financial Review and Westpac 100 Women of Influence Awards in the Board/ Management category. Fiona is the Chair of the Risk Committee and a member of the People Committee.

Ms Ploughman has 30 years of financial services, capital markets, securitisation, mergers and acquisitions, governance and risk management experience on a range of financial institutions, infrastructure and not for profit boards in Australia and New Zealand. Mary has also been appointed as Chairman of Pitcher Partners. Mary is a Senior Advisor with Gresham Partners Limited and an advisor to Indigenous Business Australia. Prior to these roles, Mary served as Joint Chief Executive Officer of non-bank lender Resimac and as Non-Executive Director of Sydney Motorway Corporation, until its sale to Transurban in 2018. Mary was also Deputy Chair of the National Committee for the Australian Securitisation Forum from 2013 to 2017. Mary was awarded the Kanga News Market Achievement Award in 2016. Mary is the Chair of the People Committee and is a member of the Risk Committee.

Mr Eyal was previously a Director of Prospa Advance Pty Ltd. Avi has almost 25 years experience in founding, scaling and running global technology and finance companies. Avi is the co-founder and Managing Partner of Entree Capital which led Prospa's seed and series A funding and has participated or led in each funding round. Avi brings finance and technology, governance, risk and compliance (GRC) knowledge to Prospa. Avi is a current Board Director of monday.com, BreezoMeter, BW Robotics, Torii, Broadlume, Niio, Shopic, and other technology companies in the UK, EU, USA and Israel. Avi has previously served as Board Director for a number of companies including Riskified, Gastrofix, HouseParty (Epic Games), Flyt, Scan Inc. and Cura Software Solutions . In 2010 Avi received the Johnnie Walker Entrepreneur of the Year Award and in 2018, 2019 and 2020 was listed by Forbes Inc as one of the Top 25 European Venture Capitalists (Midas List). Avi is a member of the People Committee.

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