Latest Executive Leadership News

Coppermoly Limited's Managing Director and CEO Dickson Leah has resigned for personal reasons but will oversee a handover as the board searches for a successor. The company continues to focus on its expanding copper, gold, and critical minerals portfolio across Queensland and Western Australia.

WasteCo appoints Brian Cohalan as CEO effective August 31, replacing interim Roger Gower, alongside new regional managers and a COO resignation, signaling a strategic leadership reset.

Rhythm Biosciences bolstered its financial position with a $5.2 million option underwriting while accelerating commercial adoption of its ColoSTAT® colorectal cancer test and advancing geneType™ partnerships internationally in Q4 FY26.

Prescient Therapeutics boosted enrolment in its PTX-100 Phase 2a trial to 28 patients and appointed Dr Rosalind Wilson as Chief Medical Officer, strengthening its clinical leadership as it advances targeted cancer therapies.

West Wits Mining has achieved a major underground breakthrough at Qala Shallows, unlocking higher-grade ore zones, while completing a comprehensive ZAR 1.115 billion finance package that underpins its production ramp-up.

MaxiPARTS upgrades FY26 operating profit guidance to $14.2 million, driven by strong cost control and a $9 million inventory reduction, while bolstering its executive team with key appointments.

Corporate Travel Management (ASX:CTD) has appointed Ana Pedersen as its permanent Managing Director and Group CEO, cementing leadership stability after a challenging period. Pedersen’s extensive industry experience and prior acting CEO tenure position her to steer CTM’s recovery and future growth.

PolyNovo has delivered solid FY26 revenue growth of 16.1%, driven by commercial sales expansion and improved manufacturing output, while progressing insurance recovery from its R&D centre fire.

Sequoia Financial Group's CEO Garry Crole has resigned immediately, prompting the appointment of interim leaders while the Board searches for permanent replacements.

Lynas Rare Earths posted a record A$288.9 million in quarterly sales for Q4 FY26, driven by higher prices and heavy rare earth sales. The company advanced its Malaysia heavy rare earth facility despite a cost surge and appointed Pol Le Roux as interim CEO.

Buru Energy pushes forward with its Rafael Gas Project development, securing A$5.3 million in funding and progressing environmental approvals while navigating executive leadership changes.

BHP delivered record iron ore volumes and stable copper production of around 2 million tonnes in FY26, underpinned by disciplined cost control and a robust growth pipeline including the Ministers North project.