The Queensland Government has appointed a new leadership team at Coexistence Queensland to drive stronger relationships between landholders, communities, and industry.
Coexistence Queensland assists landholders, communities, and the resources and renewable energy industries to sustainably work together for better outcomes.
Six new appointments were made to the board, including Cameron MacMillian as the new Chairman for a three-year term.
MacMillan has worked as the CEO of the Queensland Rural and Industry Development Authority (QIRDA) for 10 years and has more than 30 years experience in business development, focusing on the agricultural sector.
Other board member appointments include Blessing Agada, Andrew Brier, Sarah Cox, Sarah Gooley, and Natasha Winters. The new board members will start their terms on 1 December 2025.
Minister for Natural Resources and Mines Dale Last says Coexistence Queensland plays a key role in fostering relationships.
“Incoming Chair Cameron MacMillan understands rural Queensland and has led QRIDA through times of drought, recovery, and growth and brings decades of experience across industry and government,” Last says.
“He’ll lead an experienced new board with extensive backgrounds across the resources and agriculture sectors, and I have every confidence they have the skillset to drive Coexistence Queensland forward.”
Write to Aaliyah Rogan at Mining.com.au
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