Dame Alison Stewart

Alison is Christchurch based and was appointed to the Board in September 2018. Alison brings to the Board governance and commercial research and development experience within the international biotechnology industry. Alison has held key executive leadership roles in New Zealand and US corporates and understands the drivers for successful commercialisation of research. Alison is an experienced research and innovation leader with expertise in microbe-based product development, patents, IP protection, new product pipeline and development of strategic partnerships with large international corporations. Alison is a Distinguished Emeritus Professor from Lincoln University, New Zealand and was elected a Companion of the NZ Order of Merit in 2011 for her contributions to biology.

Current Positions

  • Executive Director at PaySauce Limited (issuer)
  • CEO — CEO at PaySauce Limited (executive)

Education

Distinguished Emeritus Professor from Lincoln University, New Zealand

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