Miles heads up the Institute and is the key spokesperson. In addition to overall co-ordination of the IAI work program and governance issues, he also manages the work program of the Communications & Promotions Committee.

Pernelle is responsible for the Institute’s broad sustainability work program. In addition to being a spokesperson for the IAI, Pernelle manages the Institute’s Greenhouse Gas Pathways Working Group and Environment and Energy Committee.

Marlen is responsible for IAI’s material flow analysis, including the Alucycle visualization and develops scenarios and forecasts for the industry. Marlen also manages work related to aluminium recycling and greenhouse gas modelling.

Nadine is responsible for the IAI's Statistical Reporting of global primary aluminium and alumina production. Her role involves collecting and sharing our monthly stats with members, collaborators and stakeholders.
She is also responsible for the Institute's day-to-day financial and accounting needs, as well as our annual audit.

Lavinya is responsible for the Bauxite and Alumina Committee and the Bauxite Mining Working Group. This includes managing projects focused on bauxite residue management, such as utilisation, remediation and rehabilitation. She also oversees the Institute’s work related to the environmental impacts of mining, including mine tailings management and rehabilitation.

Paul is responsible for the Health Committee and Safety Working Group at the Institute. This includes managing a broad range of issues related to occupational, community & environmental health & safety, as well as engagement with regulatory issues including emissions and chemicals management, materials handling and transport.

Sarah is responsible for corporate services, including member relations, internal communications and events. She also manages the Institute’s IT and websites, as well as operations, compliance and office management. Sarah also helps to manage the Communication & Promotion Committee.

Mykolas assists with research and projects across all IAI work areas. He supports industry data collection and analysis, identifying trends and preparation of material used in external communications. Most recently, he has worked on projects focused on environmental impacts, waste management and the economic contribution of the aluminium sector.

Lin is responsible for statistical analysis and environmental impact information. She manages the Life Cycle Impact and Life Cycle Assessment data collection and analysis. Her work also focusses on sustainable development of the industry. Lin is a key liaison with our members and industry collaborators who are based in China.

Adisa is a consultant to the Institute providing expertise and resourcing on external communications and advocacy of the industry and its products.