Management
Directors
The Board
comprises:
Gordon Leonard Toll, Non-Executive Chairman
Mr. Toll is an Australian mining engineer with over
36 years’ experience in the mining industry. He has an MBA from Columbia
University in the USA and is a member of the Australian
Institute of Mining and Metallurgy. His
career in the mining and minerals industry has included six and a half years
with BHP Iron Ore in Australia including four years as
production manager. Following this, he
worked for Texasgulf, Inc. as Manager of Mining International. In the 1980s, he
worked for Atlantic Richfield Coal and was involved in building two coal mines
in Indonesia and Venezuela.
He then worked for seven years with Rio
Tinto where he became the Group Mining Executive based in London. Until 2001, he was the Chairman of Emperor
Mines Limited, a gold mining company listed in Australia with assets in Fiji
and concurrently and until December 2004 was Deputy Chairman of Ivanhoe Mines
Limited, listed in Canada and currently exploring a world class copper/gold
deposit in Mongolia.
Dr. Janchiv Oyungerel, Non-Executive Deputy Chair
Dr. Oyungerel graduated from the Institute of Petrochemical
and Gas Industry, Moscow
in 1979. She began her career as an
economist at the Ulaanbaatar Oil Terminal and in 1982 became the Chief
Economist at the Petroleum Supply Department at the Mongolian Ministry of
Transportation where she was employed until 1991. In 1991, she was appointed the General
Director of the Petroleum Import Concern of Mongolia and in 1994 became the
General Director and Chair of the Board of Directors of the government owned
company, Neft Import Company (NIC). In
1996, she founded Petrovis LLC and was the General Director until January 2008
and has been Chair ever since. She has
completed an Oil Economics and Marketing Program at the Arthur D. Little
Institute in Cambridge, USA. In January 2007, she completed
a doctorate in economics in Moscow,
Russia. Since 2001, she has been the Chair of the
Board of Directors of Prime General (Insurance) Daatgal LLC, and from 2005 the
Chair of the Board of Directors of Unigas LLC.
Douglas John McGay, Chief Executive Officer
Mr. McGay is a land, mining and engineering
surveyor by profession. Between 1974 and
1988 he was the principal of his own practice, McGay Surveys. The head office was in Kalgoorlie,
with offices and operations throughout Australia. Following the sale of McGay Surveys in 1988,
he remained involved in the mining and mineral industry as a management
consultant to international mining and exploration companies providing computer
generated aerial mapping services. In
1997, he moved to Mongolia
initially pursuing his profession, but then expanding to a general resource
industry service consultancy, mainly as the Country Manager for a mineral
exploration companies. He was most
recently involved in forming the Mongolian NGO, the “Minerals and Mining
Development Foundation”, serving as founding Executive Director. In 2005, he was part of the formation of
Central Asian Petroleum Corporation Limited. Mr. McGay lives in Mongolia.
Clyde Robert Evans, Finance Director
Mr. Evans was a career banker, having spent 37
years with National Australia Bank (NAB), where he was involved at senior
leadership levels. He successfully led
and managed NAB’s Western Australian corporate banking centres, catering for
NAB’s large base of public listed industrial and natural resource companies.
Sarangua
Davaadorj,
Non-Executive Director
After
graduating from the Moscow State University Law Faculty with Bachelors and
Masters Degrees in International Law, Ms. Sarangua began her career in Mongolia
as in-house counsel at a large national geological and geophysical exploration
company, where she assisted in the establishment of the first natural resource
database in the country and drafting contracts with international oil
exploration companies on behalf of the Government. In 1992, she joined the
State Bureau of Mines of Mongolia where she coordinated the restructuring of
the mining industry and participated in the drafting of the first Mining Law of
Mongolia. In 1993, she obtained a Masters of Law from Harvard Law
School. In 1993, she
became General Counsel and a Head of the Department of International
Cooperation at the Ministry of Geology and Mineral Resources, Ulaanbaatar. In 1994, she co-founded Arlex
Consulting Services Ltd, one of the first law firms in Mongolia. In 1998, she became an
Associate Director at the International Law Institute in Washington,
DC and a consultant to the World Bank Legal
Department for East Asia and the Pacific. From
2001 to 2003, she was Marketing Manager for Emerging Markets at LTB Limited, a
firm providing financial and corporate advisory services. Currently, she is a
Managing Director for PITPROP Limited, a London
based consulting firm working on structuring financing for oil, gas and mining
projects in Russia, Kazakhstan, Mongolia
and Central Asia.
Dr.
John Campbell Robertson, Non-Executive Director
Following his undergraduate studies at the University of St. Andrews,
Dr. Robertson completed a doctorate in engineering at the University of Dundee.
Dr. Robertson began his career in 1970
with J. Henry Schroder Wagg, the London
merchant bank and, in 1972, he joined the corporate finance department of
Cannon Street Investments. In 1975, he
joined the Ultramar group of companies where he held a number of senior
positions in London, Montreal,
Toronto and New York. In 1992, he returned to London
and joined Durlacher, a UK
stockbroker where he advised corporate finance clients. From February 1995 until his retirement in
June 2005, he was a director of Nabarro Wells & Co., the London based independent corporate finance
advisory firm where he brought a number of significant oil and gas and mining
companies to AIM. He is a non-executive
director of a number of AIM and Australian Stock Exchange quoted companies.
Senior management
The following are the other members of the Group’s senior management:
Tuul Amarzul, Executive Director of Capcorp Mongolia LLC and Petro Matad
LLC
Ms. Amarzul is a Mongolian citizen, educated in Singapore
and has a BA degree in Foreign Relations. She has worked in the Mongolian Government’s
Foreign Investment and Foreign Trade Agency (FIFTA). Ms. Amarzul joined the resources sector in Mongolia
in 2003, holding senior management positions in private sector resource
companies.
Budjav Dendevchuluun, General Manager of Petro Matad LLC
Mr. Dendevchuluun has 38 years’ experience as a
geophysicist, engineer and executive in various state agencies and private
companies. He started work with the Geophysic-topomapping Authority and went on
to be appointed as the Chairman of the State Industrial Authority of Mongolia.
In his latter role, he was one of the initiators and developers of the 1991
Petroleum Law of Mongolia. Mr.
Dendevchuluun has a BSc degree in geophysical engineering from the Polytechnic
of Irkutsk, Russia.
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