Latest Leadership Change News

IDP Education Limited announces the appointment of Tracey Horton AO as Chair, succeeding Peter Polson after an 18-year tenure. This leadership change marks a key milestone in the company’s ongoing board renewal.

Euro Manganese has appointed Martina Blahova as its permanent CEO, cementing leadership continuity as the company advances its strategic Chvaletice Manganese Project in Europe.

Infini Resources has appointed seasoned mining engineer Rohan Bone as CEO to spearhead development across its uranium and lithium assets in Canada and Australia, marking a strategic shift from exploration to project advancement.

Critical Resources Limited has appointed seasoned mining executive Tim Wither as CEO, aiming to leverage his global experience to advance its lithium, antimony, and gold projects.

Global Masters Fund Limited has appointed long-serving director Jason Pohl as its new Managing Director, signaling continuity in leadership and strategic focus.

hummgroup announces the resignation of CEO Stuart Grimshaw for personal reasons, with Angelo Demasi appointed as his immediate successor to lead the company’s next growth phase.

NZME updates shareholders on key board nominations and retirements ahead of its Annual Shareholders’ Meeting, signaling a strategic shift with new leadership and governance plans.

Highfield Resources announces the immediate resignation of CEO Ignacio Salazar, who played a pivotal role in advancing the Muga project. The company maintains a trading halt as it prepares to disclose funding arrangements.

QBE Insurance Group reported a robust 31% increase in net profit for 2024, declaring its highest dividend in years and outlining a confident outlook for 2025 amid ongoing global risks.

Spectur Limited appoints Anthony Schmidt as CEO, accelerating its transition to a scalable SaaS model and targeting operational cashflow neutrality by mid-2025 amid a $3 billion addressable market.

Acrux Limited has appointed John Warmbrunn as its new CEO and Managing Director, signaling a strategic push for international expansion and product development starting June 2025.

National Australia Bank’s half year results to March 2025 reveal modest revenue growth and stable cash earnings amid competitive pressures and regulatory demands. The bank’s strong capital position and ongoing strategy execution underpin cautious optimism.