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Birchip in Victoria and a former Victorian<br />

Farmers Federation Grains Council<br />

President and Grains Council of Australia<br />

Deputy President. Mr McClelland is a<br />

former director of BRI Australia.<br />

Christopher Moffet<br />

Non-executive director, 59, FAICD<br />

Committee: Corporate Risk<br />

Appointed on 4 November 1998 and reelected<br />

on 14 March 2002 and a nonexecutive<br />

director of <strong>AWB</strong> (International)<br />

<strong>Limited</strong>. Mr Moffet’s grains industry<br />

experience includes ownership of a 16,000<br />

hectare grain and grazing property and<br />

involvement in the areas of finance,<br />

marketing and business management. Mr<br />

Moffet’s qualifications incorporate a former<br />

directorship of the Morawa Cooperative and<br />

over 30 years of WA Farmers Federation<br />

membership, including roles as President of<br />

branch, zone and the Federation’s Grains<br />

Council and executive member of Grains<br />

Council of Australia. As a director of the<br />

Grain Pool of WA for eight years, Mr Moffet<br />

completed studies in grain trading and<br />

futures management at the Chicago Board<br />

of Trade. Mr Moffet is a Fellow of the<br />

Australian Institute of Company Directors<br />

and has recently been awarded the<br />

Advanced Diploma from the Institute.<br />

Peter Polson<br />

Non-executive director, 57, BComm,<br />

MBL<br />

Committees: Corporate Risk (Chair),<br />

Remuneration and Investment<br />

Appointed on 31 March <strong>2003</strong>. Mr Polson<br />

recently held the position of Group<br />

Executive, Investment and Insurance<br />

Services, Commonwealth Bank, responsible<br />

for all investment and insurance services<br />

for the Group, including the Group’s funds<br />

management, master funds, superannuation<br />

and insurance businesses such as Colonial<br />

First State, Colonial Insurance,<br />

Commonwealth Investment Management,<br />

Commonwealth Insurance and third party<br />

support services for brokers, agents and<br />

financial advisers.<br />

Mr Polson was Managing Director of the<br />

international funds management business<br />

at the Colonial Group, which was acquired<br />

by the Commonwealth Banking Group in<br />

mid 2000.<br />

Kerry Sanderson<br />

Non-executive director, 52, BSc,<br />

BEcons, FCIT, FAIM, MAICD<br />

Committee: Corporate Risk<br />

Appointed on 1 May 1998, and re-elected<br />

by shareholders on 14 March 2002. Mrs<br />

Sanderson is Chief Executive Officer of<br />

Fremantle Ports in Western Australia and<br />

Vice President of the Association of<br />

Australian Ports and Marine Authorities Inc.<br />

Mrs Sanderson has specific skills in<br />

business management and trade promotion<br />

with experience in transport and shipping.<br />

She is a member of the Board of Trustees<br />

of the Fremantle Hospital Medical Research<br />

Foundation, a director of Rio Tinto WA<br />

Futures Foundation and a member of the<br />

Australian Logistics Council. She is a<br />

Fellow of the Chartered Institute of<br />

Transport and of the Australian Institute of<br />

Management.<br />

Mrs Sanderson was a member of the Board<br />

of the Australian Wheat Board from 1995.<br />

John Simpson<br />

Non-executive director, 44<br />

Committees: Remuneration and<br />

Nomination<br />

Appointed on 4 November 1998 and reelected<br />

on 14 March 2002. Mr Simpson is<br />

a former director of <strong>AWB</strong> (International)<br />

<strong>Limited</strong>. Mr Simpson is joint Managing<br />

Director of Nowranie Pastoral Co Pty Ltd, a<br />

family owned company farming 10,000<br />

hectares in the Riverina of NSW. He was a<br />

representative for grain growers on the<br />

NSW Farmers’ Association Grains<br />

Committee for seven years, serving two<br />

years as vice chairman. He is also<br />

Chairman of the Billabong Creek Advisory<br />

group and has been appointed by<br />

government to represent landholders and<br />

irrigators on the Murray Unregulated River<br />

Management Committee.<br />

John Thame<br />

Non-executive director, 61, FCPA<br />

Committees: Audit, Remuneration,<br />

Investment and Services Agreement<br />

Appointed a director on 9 April 1999 and<br />

re-appointed on 14 March 2002. Mr<br />

Thame joined the NSW Building Society in<br />

1971 and oversaw the conversion of the<br />

Society to Advance Bank in 1985. He was<br />

Chief Executive Officer of Advance Bank<br />

from 1985 until its merger with St George<br />

Bank in January 1997. Mr Thame is on the<br />

Board of St George Bank <strong>Limited</strong>, Reckon<br />

<strong>Limited</strong>, Village Building Co Ltd, Abacus<br />

Property Group and The Council of the<br />

National Museum of Australia.<br />

Richard Fuller<br />

General Manager, Executive and<br />

Company Secretary, 44, BA (Hons),<br />

PhD (Political Science)<br />

(refer to page 33 for personal details)<br />

(pictured on page 33)<br />

Christopher Moffet<br />

Peter Polson Kerry Sanderson John Simpson<br />

John Thame<br />

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