Pam Allan (Chair)
Adjunct Professor the Hon Pam Allan has a high level of experience in the waste and resource recovery sector, in corporate governance, and public sector administration. This includes working as a New South Wales Environment Minister (who took waste and resource recovery legislation through parliament), and comprehensive experience as an academic and professional in waste and resource recovery.
Pam also has a number of current and past appointments on boards and planning bodies and brings a very high level of experience in board and public administration as both director and chair of various organisations.
Pam is based in northern Tasmania.
Mat Greskie
Mat Greskie is an industry expert in waste and resource recovery, with a wealth of experience and knowledge in industry development and operations.
Mat has proven experience in developing and delivering business strategies and high-level resource recovery projects, with a particular emphasis on Tasmanian and regional projects.
Mat also brings significant corporate governance experience in board culture, strategy and finance.
Mat is based in northwest Tasmania.
Glenn Doyle (LGAT Nominee)
Glenn Doyle is a senior project manager at the City of Hobart and is the Board's nominee from the Local Government Association of Tasmania. Glenn has extensive experience in the local government sphere at a senior executive level, including in waste and resource recovery.
Glenn brings a focus on local government, strategic planning at both broad and operational levels, and pragmatic experience of finding solutions to critical resource recovery matters.
Glenn is based in southern Tasmania.
Allison Clark
Allison Clark brings a skillset focused on the practical business applications of sustainability and circular economy through innovative approaches.
Allison also has strong communications and engagement skills, and extensive experience at the face of Tasmanian waste and resource recovery by working directly with stakeholders and industry. Allison also has high level board experience and corporate governance skills.
Allison is based in southern Tasmania.
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Andrew Kneebone
Andrew Kneebone brings more than 30 years of senior and executive management experience across the water, irrigation, and electricity utility sectors, spanning four Australian states and territories, including as Chief Executive Officer of Tasmanian Irrigation, where he oversaw the development and delivery of a capital works program of more than $1 billion.
Andrew has extensive expertise in corporate governance, finance, infrastructure development and delivery, commercial management, and stakeholder engagement. He holds an MBA, is a graduate of the Australian Institute of Company Directors, and holds current non-executive director roles including with Regional Development Australia Tasmania.
Andrew is based in north-west Tasmania.
Tony Circelli
Tony Circelli brings extensive executive leadership in environmental regulation, waste and resource recovery, and circular economy policy, including 12 years as chief executive of state regulatory organisations in South Australia and Victoria.
As Head of Recycling Victoria, Tony led development of Victoria’s 30-year recycling infrastructure plan and market investment framework, and as Chief Executive of the Environment Protection Authority South Australia he led major reforms to strengthen waste and resource recovery regulation. He brings expertise in infrastructure planning, market development, risk-based regulation, and statutory decision-making, with significant board and governance experience.
Tony is based in Victoria.