Dr. Diane Dowdell is a sustainability and ESG executive with over 20 years of experience in the mining sector. She is the President of the Environment Institute of Australia and New Zealand (EIANZ) and an Industry Fellow at The University of Queensland, where she earned her PhD. She specializes in environmental and social risk for major financial transactions.
Growing up in a small mining town in central Queensland, Diane was drawn to the sector from a young age. Her career has taken her to remote parts of Africa and South America as well as corporate offices in New York, reflecting a diverse international experience. She finds fulfillment in helping companies leave a positive legacy.
Diane works at the unique intersection of finance and sustainability, advising international banks on the social and environmental risks of billion-dollar mining projects.
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