Tommy Shin is a highly experienced professional with extensive experience as a Chair and NED. His expertise encompasses a diverse range of areas, including ASX and NASDAQ listings, corporate governance, capital raising, venture capital, capital markets and business development.

He serves as the Chairman for numerous private and public companies operating within the technology, healthcare, education, defence and agribusiness sectors.

Furthermore, he has previously held the position of Chairman at the Australian Korean Business Council, U Group, Ivy School, Frogponds, Buzvil and WeVolt.

He overseas the Republic of Korea’s ESG Sovereign Fund for the Oceania region and advises various NASDAQ, NYSE, TSX, KOSPI, KOSDAQ and ASX companies.

Mr. Paul Burton is an experienced corporate executive who has over 25 years of experience in entrepreneurial endeavours, financial services, mergers and acquisitions, and business consulting.
Mr. Burton has worked successfully as a Non-Executive Director or Chairman of several ASX-listed companies and subsidiaries with expertise in strategy, commercialisation, governance, and risk. He is the Founder and Non-Executive Director of Enzide Technologies Ltd and has acted in the capacity as a Director or consulted to a range of companies in a number of industries including NAB/MLC, Q Invest, Challenger, IPAC Securities, Bentleys, Kidman Partners, O’Briens Accountants and Advisers, Rundles, IMI Medical, Morgans, Strategic Capital Management, Marsh Insurance and Y Stop.
Mr. Burton obtained his education in Australia and the United States and holds a Master of Business Administration (MBA), Bachelor of Economics (Honours) and a Diploma in Financial Planning.

Dr. Tim Song brings over 20 years of corporate management experience in Australia, transforming start-ups into industry leaders with well-known brands. Focused on innovation and technology, he played a key role in advancing AST's HDCPV technology. With 10+ years in the solar energy sector,

Dr. Song led a business ranking third in total annual kW output in Western Australia. Holding a Ph.D. in Geology/Petroleum Exploration, he remains dedicated to renewable energy applications, driving the shift away from environmentally harmful fossil fuels.

Professor Kamal Alameh, an internationally renowned expert in optics and Nano Photonics, served as Director at ECU and WCU GIST-Korea.

He holds Adjunct Professor roles at the University of Melbourne, ECU, GIST-Korea, and KCST-Kuwait, and a lifetime guest Professorship at Southeast University, China. He earned a PhD in Engineering (Photonics) from the University of Sydney in 1993.

Professor Alameh has 40 technology patents, including a 2018 ASX-listed Solar Energy application. His latest innovation, "High Definition Coloured Photo Voltaic (HDCPV)," is poised to lead BIPV technology, overcoming challenges in renewable energy and offering significant market potential in building and construction.

Sam Brown is a dynamic leader with over 25 years of experience in start-up, scale-up, and pivoting environments, particularly within the tech industry. She is skilled at building solid company foundations, resilient teams, and streamlining operations, while fostering a positive company culture. Her expertise in change management and people-focused leadership consistently delivers strong results in high-pressure environments.

Ms. Brown has contributed to the growth of two Perth-founded unicorns, Nearmap and VGW, and has experience across industries including motor, identity verification, crypto/blockchain, medical, and cyber security.

With over 20 years of international finance and investment experience, Max held key roles in Australia and abroad. Starting as the STG representative in 2008, he later became CEO of Shandong Tianye Australia Group and Minjar Gold.

Notable achievements include successfully transferring gold production to Jinan Hi-tech Development Co. Ltd. Max, a GAICD member, served as Chairman of Minjar Gold, leading strategic initiatives like acquiring Pajingo and Barto Gold Mining operations and recapitalizing Triton Minerals Ltd. Currently, he holds the position of Chairman at Triton Minerals Ltd.

Michael served as a Minister in the Australian Government in the roles of Justice Minister, Minister for Counter-Terrorism, Minister for Human Services and Minister for Digital Transformation. He spent fifteen years of the Member for Stirling in Western Australia.

An expert in international relations, public policy and regulatory affair, since leaving Parliament Michael has served as a successful business manager and company director. He currently serves on the Boards of U Group and Co, Osteopore and the Australian Strategic Policy Institute. He is a Senior Adviser to global consulting firm Partners in Performance. Michael owns and runs Branksome Advisory which provides strategic advice to domestic and international companies.

Mark has considerable corporate, management and directorship experience in a broad range of functions and industries having undertaken several C-suite roles (Chairman, CEO, COO & CFO) in several private as well as listed companies.

He currently serves in various Directorship roles in several SGX listed companies as well as an ASX listed company and a NASDAQ listed company. Mr Leong is a Chartered Accountant of the Institute of Singapore Chartered Accountants (ISCA), a Fellow of the Association of Chartered Certified Accountants (ACCA), and a Member of the Singapore Institute of Directors.

Jason Salman is a partner in the restructuring, insolvency and special situations (RSSG) practice of Ashurst and has been practising as a lawyer for over 25 years. He is admitted to practice in Western Australia and England & Wales.

Jason specialises in restructuring, insolvency and special situations and provides a broad range of advice to clients. Jason has significant international experience gained from being based in London, England for over a decade from 2002 to 2012 (where he was a partner at Kirkland & Ellis and Greenberg Traurig) and has acted on numerous high-profile and complex financial restructuring matters in Europe, the United States and Australia.

Jason was also based in Sydney, Australia for 5 years (from 2012 to 2017) as National Head of the Restructuring and Insolvency Group at Corrs Chambers Westgarth.

His practice involves acting for creditors and other interested parties throughout the capital structure on protecting their interests; advising on distressed mergers and acquisitions; advising on secondary debt trading; advising companies and their boards in relation to the restructuring of financially distressed companies and targeted acquisitions; and acting for insolvency practitioners on all formal insolvency matters.