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David Peever

Mr Peever was appointed to the Board in November 2013. He was Managing Director of Rio Tinto Australia from 2009 to 2014. He is Chairman of Brisbane Airport Group Pty Ltd. He chaired the Minister of Defence’s First Principles Review of Defence and following the acceptance of the review by Government was Chair of the Oversight Board, which helped guide implementation (with Defence) of the Review’s recommendations. Mr Peever was a Non-Executive Chairman of Naval Group Australia, a former member of the Foreign Investment Review Board, a former Chair of Cricket Australia and a former Director of the Stars Foundation, a not for profit body which promotes education of Indigenous girls and also a former Vice Chairman of the Minerals Council of Australia and was a Director of the Business Council of Australia. Education: BEc MSC (Mineral Economics) Key Experience: • Managing Director of Rio Tinto Australia from 2009 to 2014 • Chairman of Brisbane Airport Group Pty Ltd • Chair of the Minister of Defence’s First Principles Review of Defence • Non-Executive Chairman of Naval Group Australia

Current Positions

  • Non-Executive Director at F&C INVESTMENT TRUST PLC (issuer)

Education

BEc MSC (Mineral Economics)

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