David Megan, a Fellow of The Institute of Chartered Accountants in Ireland, has over 35 years experience in general and financial management, mainly gained in the Technology Industry. He is currently the Executive Vice President and Member of the Board of Directors for Plastic Energy Group (Waste Plastic to Plastic Technology), Transpoco (Vehicle Telematics) and Uleska (Software Security). He previously worked in Telecom Software companies such as Accuris, Aldiscon, Apion and Aepona which were successfully grown and sold. Previous roles included financial management positions in Murray Telecommunications Group Limited and The OHM Group.

Shaun has 20 years of experience working in senior finance and investment related roles, with extensive exposure across chemicals, manufacturing and industrial technology oriented businesses.

Prior to Plastic Energy, Shaun was a Managing Director at The Carlyle Group, which he joined in 2005, advising on European buyout opportunities. Over the course of his time with Carlyle, Shaun was actively involved in a number of Carlyle’s most significant investments. In particular he was engaged with the Boards of Atotech (where he remains a Director), Nouryon (formerly AkzoNobel Specialty Chemicals), Axalta (formerly DuPont Performance Coatings), AZ Electronic Materials, and Ensus.

Prior to joining Carlyle, Mr. Mercer was at Morgan Stanley, where he spent four years working in corporate finance and M&A as part of the Global Industrials Group. During this period, he also spent time working in Mumbai, India, managing the investment banking operations of Morgan Stanley Advantage Services.

Shaun received a B.A. with honours from Cambridge University, where he was a Taylor Scholar.

Greg Joynson is of Counsel in the Corporate Department of Morrison & Foerster’s (“MoFo”) London office. Greg is seconded to Plastic Energy and advises the company on legal matters.

MoFo is a global law firm with 16 offices located in key technology and financial centres in the United States, Asia, and Europe. Its clients include some of the largest financial institutions, Fortune 100 companies, and leading technology and life sciences companies.

Greg advises on a range of matters including private financings, joint ventures, M&A, and commercial agreements. He has worked for both private and public companies in the banking, energy, media and real estate industries.

Greg studied Law at the University of Manchester and attended Nottingham Law School. He is qualified as a solicitor in England and Wales.

Frank has over 38 years’ experience in the petrochemicals area with BP and Amoco, holding senior roles in Sale & Marketing, Research & Technology Business Management and Licensing. Positions were held in the UK, Switzerland, USA, Belgium and Indonesia, managing businesses with turnovers greater than $500m pa.

Frank has an honours degree in Chemistry and a PhD in polymer chemistry both from Heriot Watt University, Edinburgh. During his career with BP/Amoco he published more than 20 technical papers and holds multiple patents.

Alberto has worked for the past 20 years in the operating and maintaining of large industrial facilities. The first 10 years of his career were in the oil & gas sector, working for one of the main Spanish companies. From 2009 on, Alberto’s focus shifted to the development of the renewable energies sector, (mainly solar energy and biofuels). He was initially involved in operations roles as a process engineer, growing responsibilities and team management from the very beginning, to the point that he assumed the responsibility of a 250,000 barrels/day crude oil field Production Department (in Algeria). For the rest of his career, his duties expanded to asset management, occupying asset management positions including other key areas of direct responsibility such as maintenance, finance, HR, and QHSE. He was also involved in the transition from EPC phase into consolidated O&M phase for all his projects. Alberto has a commitment to H&S policies, and has been directly involved in the implementation of these throughout his management and O&M duties.

He holds a degree in Industrial Engineering and a Master’s in the same subject from the Universidad de Sevilla, a Master’s degree in Safety at Work from the Seville Commerce Chamber, an Executive MBA and an HSE and Psyco-sociology Master’s degree.

JC has over 25 years of experience in the petrochemicals industry with ExxonMobil, holding senior managerial positions in manufacturing, sales and marketing as well as projects and business developments across all regions. His career to date has involved leadership role in managing plant operations, business and industrial project developments. JC strives for results and constant improvements in his work, combining strategy learning approach and disciplined and risks managed execution. In July 2019, JC was appointed as Project Manager for Advanced Recycling Solutions in France for the Alliance to End Plastic Waste.

JC holds a chemical engineering degree from Lyon (France) Chemical Engineering School and a Master of Science in Chemical Engineering from the University of New Brunswick (Canada).

Carlos has a unique experience working for 20 years in both developing companies in the
telecommunications and energy sectors, and in representing and supporting businesses mature through his 12 years’ experience as senior manager for the Chamber of Commerce, Industry, and Services of Madrid.

Prior to his experience in the Chamber of Commerce of Madrid, Carlos developed a significant expertise from his managing director positions launching new telecommunications technologies – such as the ONO fiber optic and AMENA third mobile operator in Spain – and leading the marketing and business development for CEPSA, Spanish Petroleum Company. Carlos is also the founder and managing partner of the Computer and Telecommunications company CMB SIS S.L. and of the marketing consultancy Logro y Acción Comercial, S.L.

Over his career, Carlos has been highly involved in various Boards of Directors, including: IFEMA,
(International Fair of Madrid), INE (National Statistics Institute), AVALMADRID (Financial reciprocal guarantee company), CEPREDE (Economic Forecasting Centre), CLM (Madrid Laboratory Centre), ICC (International Chamber of Commerce).

Carlos holds a BSc Degree in Economics and Business Administration from the Universidad Autónoma de Madrid and is a postgraduate professor in the Instituto de Formación Empresarial, teaching leadership and business organisation.

Rajesh Kumar, a Chartered Accountant, has over 17 years experience gained within audit, oil and gas and utilities sectors. He worked for Interconnector (UK) Limited and Bristol Water plc in different senior finance positions before moving to Plastic Energy. Along with running finance functions in his previous roles, he also worked on business transformation initiatives around corporate and financial restructures, end to end business process redesign, system implementation and business cost rationalisation.

Prior to Bristol Water and Interconnector, he worked for KPMG and Ernst & Young for over 8 years and performed audits and due diligences within energy, oil & gas, retail and telecommunication sectors.

Lauren leads corporate development at Plastic Energy in North America.

She brings a strong background from the chemical industry and a track record of success in building teams and delivering collaborative solutions. Her core responsibilities include defining the company’s strategy and developing partnerships across the value chain that result in circular projects for plastic waste. Prior to joining Plastic Energy, Lauren worked at Hach as a global business unit manager and for more than 10 years at the Dow Chemical Company in the US and Europe.

She received her MBA from IMD in Switzerland and her BS in Mechanical Engineering from Penn State University in the USA.

Ying Staton is leading Plastic Energy’s corporate development in Asia, focusing on strategy, business development and finance, from the company’s Asian base in Singapore.

She started her career in the British government, where she led research in 10 Downing St under Prime Minister David Cameron and served a number of roles in the UK Department for Transport and Department for International Development, including a year working with the UN on the predecessor to the SDGs and 2 years delivering UK aid programmes in Uganda. After leaving government, she was Head of Asia at strategic advisory firm Global Counsel for 6 years, where she advised multinational companies on cross-border trade and investment issues across Europe, Asia and Africa, with a focus on commodities and sustainability.

Ying graduated summa cum laude with a B.A. in Classics and English from Oxford University and holds an M.A. in East Asian Studies from Yale University, where she was a Henry Fellow. She is fluent in English and Mandarin Chinese, and a CFA Level 2 candidate.

Cloé is the Head of Policy and Sustainability for Plastic Energy, leading the work on EU and national regulations associated to chemical recycling, plastic recycling, and circular economy. She is also heavily involved with the communication side of the business in developing strong relationships with key stakeholders. Prior to Plastic Energy, Cloé was a researcher in European political analysis for Eurasia Group specialising in EU and western European politics as well as energy and environmental policies.

Cloé holds an MPhil degree in European politics from the University of Oxford (UK) and a BA in political science from the University of California, Berkeley (USA).

Sneha has been part of the Oil and gas industry for over twenty years and has built expertise in strategy, licensing, and business development. She joins Plastics Energy from BP. For the last 10 years, as a senior leader in BP Petrochemicals, she was responsible for growth and expansion of licensing business globally (except China). Her responsibilities also included new technology commercialization. She has led and delivered multimillion dollar projects including grass root company owned projects, joint ventures, acquisitions, and divestments. Prior to joining BP and doing her MBA, Sneha worked as a Research Chemist with Waste Management, Inc in Chicago.

Sneha has an Honours M.Sc. in Organic Chemistry from University of Bombay and an MBA from Loyola University, Chicago.

Susan has 9 years of experience in the marketing and communications field, starting her career in the charity sector, working for Oxfam Ireland, before moving on to the corporate world to join a digital marketing consultancy. Throughout her career she has focused on events, digital marketing, and communications for companies across the legal, advertising, and sustainability sectors in both the US and UK. Before joining Plastic Energy in 2020, Susan worked as a Marketing and Brand Manager for London-based sustainability consultancy, the Carbon Trust, and lead marketing and comms for a programme for small businesses to become more sustainable.

Susan holds a B.A. in Communications and Social Science from the University of Central Florida, and an LL.M. in International Human Rights Law from the National University of Ireland, Galway.

Karl worked more than 25 years in Investment Banking. Until June 2016 he was Co-Head Corporate Finance Europe, Middle East & Africa at Deutsche Bank in London and a member of its Corporate Banking & Securities Executive Committee.
Prior to that Karl worked over a period of 20 years for JPMorgan, in New York and London in various roles in Capital Markets and Corporate Finance and from 2005 to 2014 in Frankfurt as CEO for Germany, Austria & Switzerland.

In 2000 he co-founded Inquam Ltd, a specialist provider of professional mobile telecommunication services, for which he served as CFO until 2004. Karl serves as a Senior Advisor to Citigroup and member of its EMEA Advisory Board.

He holds a degree in engineering from RWTH Aachen and a doctorate in technical science from the University of Technology in Vienna.

Juan has a long experience as corporate and international lawyer, being member of the Madrid Bar Association for more than 30 years. He has developed his career in big and medium size international law firms, and at present is managing partner of his own law firm. He is official arbitrator of the Court of Arbitration Madrid´s Chamber of Commerce. He joined Plastic Energy in January 2016.

Alan joined the Board of Plastic Energy in 2019.
Alan joined Millennium Global in 2000 and is now a Member of the Board. He started at Millennium Global as a Senior Managing Director co-managing the currency investment team before becoming Chief Risk Officer and member of the firm’s management committee.

In 2018 Alan became Chairman of Maggie’s having joined the board in 2011. He is also Chairman of the Nominations and a member of the Remuneration and Finance committees www.maggies.org. Before his experiences at Millennium Global and Maggie’s, Alan was Chief Investment Officer of Trinity Asset Management where he managed Trinity’s Emerging Currency Fund and prior to that a vice president at Salomon Brothers International Limited. At Salomon he worked on the foreign exchange sales and trading desks in New York, London and Singapore.

Alan graduated from the University of Edinburgh with an MA in Economic History and is registered with both the Financial Conduct Authority and the US Commodity Futures Trading Commission.

From 1991 to 2019, Ralf has been with Advent International, a world leading private equity firm.
Throughout the years he led over 35 investments. His function as Managing Partner included multiple investment committees and for 7 years he was Co-Head of the Executive Committee at Advent International. Prior to joining Advent, Ralf was a Financial Analyst at Veba AG, a German industrial and energy conglomerate and a Project Manager in the Mergers and Acquisitions department of Continental AG, a leading European tyre manufacturer. Ralf has a degree in Business Administration from the University of Bielefeld. Most recently he has been building a portfolio of private companies among which is also a shareholder in PLASTIC ENERGY.

Tim Summers is the Managing Partner of L1 New Energy. Prior to joining LetterOne, Tim has over 30 years of experience including multiple Chair, Board and Executive roles in manufacturing, engineering services and the energy sector in a variety of public and privately-owned businesses. He has lived and worked in South America, the Middle East and Russia, as well as in continental Europe.

Tim is a Chartered Engineer and a Fellow of both the Institute of Chemical Engineers and the Institute of Materials, Minerals and Mining. He has a degree in Chemical Engineering from the University of Manchester.