ABOUT US
Our Leadership
Our management team has substantial experience in iron ore operations in Western Australia and in the management and operation of mining businesses both in Australia and overseas.
Fergus Campbell
Managing Director
Experienced mining engineer and company director with over 30 years of commercial mining experience predominantly in iron ore. Fergus was previously involved as a senior manager with Henry Walker Eltin including managing BHP’s Yandi Iron Ore Mine, then the largest iron ore operation in Australia. He is also a Director of Maiden Iron Pty Ltd.
David Paull
Director
Finance and commercial director with over 30 years of experience in commercial mining businesses. He is currently Chairman of ASX listed Asian Battery Metals and Director of Maiden Iron Pty Ltd. David holds a Bachelor of Commerce from the University of Western Australia and MBA with Distinction from Cornell University.
Ross Thomson
Chief Operating Officer
Mechanical Engineer with over 30 years of resources experience including working at Koolyanobbing Iron. Through his consulting Firm Process 26 Ross has designed and constructed iron ore processing infrastructure and provided associated consulting services to major iron ore companies.
Peter McBain
General Manager – Services
Civil engineer and project manager with over 30 years’ experience in mining and mining infrastructure. Commencing in Western Australia in exploration in the early 90’s Peter has spent a significant part of his working life in the WA iron ore sector with experience that includes all aspects of major mine operations, development and supporting infrastructure projects.
Michael Eidne
General Manager – Corporate Development
Experienced corporate development professional in the resources sector. Formerly at Mineral Resources, focused on evaluating and implementing growth initiatives including acquisitions and project development. Background in investment banking and over 15 years as a resources analyst. Holds an MSc in Mineral Economics and an MBA in Finance.
