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Dr Clark has decades of global exploration and operating experience in the mining industry. Through his career, Dr. Clark has held a range of executive roles across several metal and mineral sectors, with mining companies. His experience consists of periods working in uranium, coal, copper, gold and oil sands. Dr. Clark's precious metal experience includes roles at Great Central Mines during the period of resource discovery in the 90's that transformed the West Australian Goldfields. Additional greenfield and project experience was gained at Sunrise Dam, Ivanhoe Mines Mongolia, Vale and SRK consulting. He is a member of the Risk committee.

Dr Stewart has over 20 years of experience in mineral exploration; primarily focused on project generation, project evaluation and exploration strategy development throughout Asia, Australia and Eastern Europe. Dr Stewart has expertise in porphyry copper-gold and epithermal gold deposits however has worked across a range of commodities. He has previously worked for Ivanhoe Mines, Oxiana, Vale and Xanadu Mines, and during this time held various technical and executive positions globally and has been involved in several greenfield discoveries. He is a member of the Risk committee.

Mr Duerden has over 20 years of experience in the mining and exploration industry, working across a range of commodities and deposit styles. He has held Managing Director roles for multiple junior explorers along with senior management positions within exploration teams at Newcrest Mining Limited and Alkane Resources Limited.

Ms Scott worked on Waratah Minerals' former graphite projects in Mozambique both in-country and in Australia from 2013. She studied Law and International Relations in the UK and the US with specializations in human rights and post-war policy development. After university, Ms Scott worked with cross-community relations in Northern Ireland leading up to the Good Friday Agreement, brokering support for the outcomes of the peace process. As part of the United Nations her work brought her to regions of political crisis and natural disaster where her focus was conflict resolution and post-war reconstruction as well as working to stimulate trade in various countries. After working closely with the World Bank, she joined the private sector, supporting mining companies to identify risk and ensure compliance to international standards in operations and trade. Prior to joining Waratah Minerals, Ms Scott was the Chief Executive Officer of Anglo American in Mozambique. As CEO, she was responsible for remote exploration, legal compliance, risk analysis and business development. She is the Chair of the Risk committee.

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