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Klaas de Kluis (70) (independent). Master of Law.<br />
From January 1998 until July 1998, Mr de Kluis acted as Chairman of the Executive board of NV<br />
Koninklijke KNP BT (now Buhrmann NV). He held the position of Vice Chairman of the Executive board<br />
of NV Koninklijke KNP BT from March 1993 to April 1996. Presently he is a member of the supervisory<br />
boards of a number of private companies in the Netherlands and is Chairman of the Audit Committee of<br />
the board of directors of <strong>Sappi</strong> Limited. Mr de Kluis was appointed to the board of directors of <strong>Sappi</strong><br />
Limited in January 1998. Having reached the mandatory retirement age for non-executive directors of<br />
<strong>Sappi</strong> Limited, Mr de Kluis will retire from the board at the end of December <strong><strong>20</strong>06</strong>.<br />
Meyer Feldberg (64) (independent). BA, MBA, PhD.<br />
Professor Feldberg’s career has included teaching and leadership positions in the business schools of<br />
the universities of Cape Town, Northwestern and Tulane. He is currently Dean Emeritus and Sanford C.<br />
Bernstein Professor of Leadership and Ethics at Columbia Business School. He is also a Senior Advisor to<br />
Morgan Stanley in New York. Professor Feldberg serves on the Advisory Board of the British American<br />
Business Council and has served on the Council of Competitiveness in Washington, DC. In <strong>20</strong>01, the<br />
International Centre in New York honored Professor Feldberg as a distinguished foreign-born American<br />
who has made a significant contribution to American life. He is a director of major public companies<br />
including Federated Department Stores, Inc., Revlon, Inc., Primedia, Inc. and UBS Funds. Professor<br />
Feldberg was appointed to the Board of Directors of <strong>Sappi</strong> Limited in March, <strong>20</strong>02 and is currently<br />
Chairman of the Nomination and Governance Committee and a member of the Compensation<br />
Committee.<br />
James Edward Healey (65) (independent). BSc (Public Accounting), Honorary Doctor (Commercial<br />
Science), Certified Public Accountant (USA).<br />
Mr Healey joined the <strong>Sappi</strong> Limited board with effect from July <strong>20</strong>04. He is a member of the Audit<br />
Committee of <strong>Sappi</strong> Limited and also a member of the Human Resources Committee. He is Chairman of<br />
the Audit Committee of <strong>Sappi</strong> Fine Paper North America. He has held various senior financial positions in<br />
a career spanning 37 years. In 1995, Mr Healey became Vice President and Treasurer of Bestfoods,<br />
formerly CPC International Inc. In 1997 he became Executive Vice President and Chief Financial Officer<br />
of Nabisco Holdings Inc, one of the world’s largest snack food manufacturers, a position from which he<br />
retired at the end of <strong>20</strong>00. He is a member of the board of directors of Interchange Financial Services<br />
Corporation.<br />
Deenadayalen (Len) Konar (52) (independent) BCom, MAS, DCom, CA (SA).<br />
Previously Professor and Head of the Department of Accountancy at the University of Durban-<br />
Westville. He is a member of the King Committee on Corporate Governance, the Securities Regulation<br />
Panel and the Institute of Directors. Companies of which he is a Non-executive Director include Old<br />
Mutual South Africa, the South African Reserve Bank, Kumba Resources Limited, Illovo Sugar, JD<br />
Group and Steinhoff International Holdings. Dr Konar joined the board of <strong>Sappi</strong> Limited in March <strong>20</strong>02.<br />
He is a member of the Audit Committee and the Human Resources Committee as well as the Chairman of<br />
the Audit Committee of <strong>Sappi</strong> southern Africa region. He is a member and is Chairman of the External<br />
Audit Committee of the International Monetary Fund in Washington.<br />
Helmut Claus-Jurgen Mamsch (62) (independent).<br />
Mr Mamsch studied economics at Deutsche Aussenhandels-und Verkehrs-Akademie, Bremen and<br />
also received training in business administration and shipping in Germany, the UK and Belgium. He<br />
worked for <strong>20</strong> years in international trade and shipping. In 1989 he joined VEBA AG (now E ON AG),<br />
Germany’s largest utility-based conglomerate. From 1993 to <strong>20</strong>00 he was a VEBA AG management board<br />
member and as from 1998 responsible for their US electronic businesses and their Corporate Strategy and<br />
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