The Stakeholder Advisory Group (SAG) and Industry Advisory Group (IAG) includes representatives from across key stakeholder groups including the mining industry, organised labour, civil society, Indigenous Peoples, environmental NGOs, investors, multilaterals, academia, and downstream customers.
Their role is to use their expertise to review, shape and inform the development of the standard, assurance process and governance model, reflecting a diversity of expert perspectives. Having a SAG and IAG deeply engaged in the standard’s development is fundamental to creating a standard that serves the needs of a wide range of stakeholders.
Both the SAG and IAG will be engaged throughout the process, virtually and in-person. While these two groups are structurally separate, functionally they are integrated and meet together.
Participation in the SAG reflects the desire to shape the process and should not be interpreted as an endorsement of the outcomes. The partners will aim to achieve consensus support for each element of the standard from the SAG and the IAG prior to each public consultation phase. The partners will be transparent about any residual reservations or concerns members of the SAG and IAG may have at the end of this process.
Who is involved in the SAG
Download the Terms of Reference for the Stakeholder Advisory Group here.
| Aaron Thomas | Kokatha Aboriginal Nation |
| Bady Baldé | Extractive Industries Transparency Initiative (EITI) |
| BlackRock representative | BlackRock |
| Bruno Oberle | World Resources Forum (WRF) and International Resource Panel (IRP) |
| Ferdinand Maubrey | Tesla |
| Claire Côte | Sustainable Minerals Institute, QLD |
| Elisa Tonda | UN Environment Programme (UNEP) |
| Grégoire Bellois | Intergovernmental Forum on Mining, Minerals Metals and Sustainable Development (IGF) |
| Jocelyn Fraser | University of British Columbia |
| Juan Rodrigo Walsh | AIDIS |
| Libby Sandbrook | Fauna & Flora International |
| María Eliana Arntz | Casa de la Paz |
| Marie-Theres Kuegerl | BMW |
| Melissa Barbanell | World Resources Institute |
| Nellie Mutemeri | Wits University |
| Nicole Hanson | London Metal Exchange |
| Richard Paquin | Unifor |
| Sacha Backes | Development Finance Expert |
| Stephen Barrie | Church of England Pensions Board |
| Sun Lihui | China Chamber of Commerce of Metals, Minerals and Chemicals Importers and Exporters (CCCMC) |
| Sven-Roald Nystø | Ájluokta-Drag TSM COI Forum, Norway |
| Theresa Baikie | Inuit Tapiriit Kanatami |
| Tyler Gillard/Jennifer Peyser | Responsible Business Alliance (RBA)/Responsible Minerals Initiative (RMI) |
| Vicky Bowman | Institute for Human Rights and Business |
Who is involved in the IAG
Download the Terms of Reference for the Industry Advisory Group here.
| Alejandra Vial | Antofagasta |
| Andrea Vaccari | Freeport-McMoRan |
| Andrew Jacob | BHP |
| Bianca Conde | Vale |
| Brent Bergeron | Pan American Silver |
| Briony Coleman | Newmont Corporation |
| Candice Dix | Rio Tinto |
| Charlene Wrigley | Gold Fields |
| Duncan Pettit | Barrick Gold Corporation |
| Jennifer Prospero | Eldorado |
| Loyiso Ndlovu/George Ashworth | Sibanye Stillwater |
| Lucy Roberts | Glencore |
| Mark Krueger | Suncor |
| Mohammed Ali | Agnico Eagle Mines |
| Sarah Makumbe | Anglo American |
| Shirley Neault | Hudbay |
| Tony Da Cruz | AngloGold Ashanti |
| Tracey Jacquemin | Teck Resources |
