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of Directors
Phillip Campbell
Non-Executive Chair
Phillip joined Verbrec in October 2019 and is an experienced independent non-executive director on publicly listed and private company boards. His executive experience includes MD and CEO roles in a range of manufacturing and engineering businesses, and he has significant experience in business turnarounds then growing businesses to restore value. Phillip has a Bachelor of Electrical and Electronics Engineering from the University of Queensland and is a graduate of the Australian Institute of Company Directors.
Brian O’Sullivan
Non-Executive Director (AM)
As the former founder and Chairman of OSD, Brian joined the Verbrec Board in June 2019, bringing with him over 30 years’ experience in business management, project management and engineering, specialising in the design, construction and maintenance of major pipelines and petrochemical facilities across Australia, PNG and South East Asia. Brian’s key strengths include a strong technical knowledge and an in-depth understanding of commercial business activities. Brian has been a company director holding board positions for a range of entities, including Chairman of the Australian Muscular Dystrophy Foundation.
Matthew Morgan
Non-Executive Director
Matthew joined Verbrec in October 2019 and is an experienced independent non-executive director on publicly listed and private company boards. He began his career as an Institutional Venture Capital fund manager with QIC Limited and brings significant commercial experience including M&A and capital raising to the Verbrec Board. Matthew has a Bachelor of Commerce from Griffith University, a Bachelor of Applied Science and an MBA from Queensland University of Technology, and was Australia’s first Kauffman Fellow.
Sarah Zeljko
Non-Executive Director
Sarah joined the Verbrec Board in September 2020, bringing with her extensive executive, operational, governance and advisory experience gained across multiple large ASX listed, government and private corporations. She is recognised for her commercial acumen in negotiating commercial agreements, and experience in capital raising, M&A, construction, infrastructure and project management. Sarah is a Graduate of the Australian Institute of Company Directors (GAICD), a Graduate of the Australian Superannuation Trustees (GAIST) and an admitted Legal Practitioner. She has previously held roles as General Counsel and Company Secretary for G8 Education (ASX:GEM), the Wiggins Island Coal Export Terminal (WICET), Powerlink Queensland, LGAISuper and Cement Australia. Sarah is currently the Chair of Energy Queensland, Advisory Board Chair of Stockyard and Non-Executive Director of Unitywater and Intellidesign.
