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Peter Barker

Mr Barker is an experienced Non-executive Director and senior executive with experience in finance, risk management, corporate structuring including mergers, acquisitions and divestments, and systems transformation in complex multi-jurisdictional environments in the engineering, services and technology sectors. Mr Barker has 14 years' experience as a Chief Financial Officer of ASX listed multinational companies including Computershare Ltd and Cardno Ltd. Prior to this he held senior financial leadership positions with global corporations including BHP and Cisco Systems. Mr Barker is currently a Non-executive Director of Workpac Group and Metarock Group Limited. Mr Barker has previously served as a Non-executive Director of Independent Cement & Lime Group.

Current Positions

  • Independent Director at Briscoe Group Limited (issuer)
  • Independent Non-Executive Director at Auckland International Airport Limited (issuer)

Education

Bachelor of Commerce, University of Queensland; Masters of Business Administration, Heriot-Watt University; Advanced Management Program, Wharton School of the University of Pennsylvania

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