Board of Directors
Find out about our board members here.
Ms Andrea Sutton
Chair
BEng Chemical (Hons), GradDipEcon, GAICD
Andrea has over 25 years’ experience across a range of operational and corporate functions. She brings broad expertise, having held executive roles in health, safety and environment, human resources and infrastructure management.
Andrea was previously CEO and Managing Director of Energy Resources of Australia. Prior to this, she held numerous roles across a 19-year career with Rio Tinto. Notably, Andrea held the position of General Manager of Infrastructure within Rio Tinto’s Iron Ore business.
Andrea also has extensive experience as a non-executive director for ASX-listed, government and not-for-profit organisations and currently serves as a board member of National Association of Women in Operations and Australian Naval Infrastructure. She is a non-executive Director of Perenti and Iluka Resources. Andrea was previously a non-executive Director of Red 5 Limited, Australian Nuclear Science and Technology Organisation, DDH1 Limited, ERA and Infrastructure WA.
Appointed 1 January 2024, term expires 31 December 2026.
Member: People and Safety Committee
Mrs Gningala Yarran-Mark
MBL LLB Bsc (Hon)
Gningala is an experienced Board Director. Following an early legal career, Gningala moved into commercial roles with BHP and large contracting firms, where she managed Aboriginal engagement. Her remit was inclusive of employment outcomes, diversity in the supply chain, internal and external stakeholder partnerships and commitments under company reconciliation action plans.
Appointed 12 November 2019, term expires 30 September 2028.
Chair: People & Safety Committee
Ms Janine Freeman
BEc, GradDip OH&S, Cert IV FinServices GAICD
Janine Freeman brings extensive governance experience, having served on boards since 1993. She is the Independent Chair of Fair Food WA (auspiced by WACOSS), a Board Member of Anglicare WA, a Member Director of the Government Employees Superannuation Board, a Council Member of the National Museum of Australia, and an Advisory Member to the UWA School of Population and Global Health.
Appointed 9 March 2022, term expires 31 December 2026.
Member: Audit and Risk Committee
Mr David Smith
BComm(Melb), FCA
David has over 33 years’ experience working for PricewaterhouseCoopers (PwC) including as Assurance Lead Partner in Perth. Post his career with PwC, David has been a non-executive director for a number of organisations.
Appointed 1 January 2024, term expires 31 December 2026.
Chair: Audit and Risk Committee
Ms Jane Muirsmith
BCom (Hons), FCA, GAICD
An accomplished digital and marketing strategist, Jane has held several executive positions in Sydney, New York, Melbourne, Singapore and Perth.
Appointed 1 December 2024, term expires 30 November 2027.
Member: Audit and Risk Committee
Ms Neema Premji
BEng (Civil), MBA, FAICD
Neema is a professional Non-Executive Director and Independent Chair, with more than 25 years’ experience across infrastructure, utilities, mining and resources, non-for-profit and government. Neema has extensive experience in business planning, integrating strategic planning, risk management and governance frameworks to accelerate organisational performance and success.
Neema is the Director of her own Board Advisory services firm and also delivers asset management, compliance audit and project management services.
Neema is currently Chair of the Vasse Taskforce, a Member of the WA Regional Development Trust and the Development Assessment Panel, is an independent Audit and Risk Committee Member of the Department of Creative Industries and Sports and is an independent non-executive Director on (Non Listed) APO/APB.
Appointed 1 January 2026, term expires 31 December 2028.
Ms Louise Pratt
BA History, MAICD
Louise is a skilled leader and communications professional with more than 20 years’ experience spanning the community sector, state and federal government, and high-level political circles. Her background includes service as a Senator in Australia’s National Parliament, extensive committee work, and significant advocacy in employment, skills, manufacturing and environmental policy.
Louise served as a Senator for Western Australia from 2008 to 2014 and again from 2016 to 2025. She was previously also a member of the Western Australian Legislative Council from 2001 to 2007.
Louise has chaired and contributed to numerous parliamentary committees and played a key role in advancing law reform and social equity initiatives throughout her career.
Appointed 1 January 2026, term expires 31 December 2028.