Pilbara Ports
Matthew Latham is an accomplished risk and governance professional with extensive experience across various industries, including their current role as Principal Risk & Assurance Advisor at Pilbara Ports Authority, where implementation of a new Risk Management Framework and high-level stakeholder engagement are key responsibilities. Previously, Latham held positions at BHP, where Matthew served as Superintendent Business Standards & Training and Principal Risk & Governance, focusing on training management and risk frameworks. Latham’s career also includes roles in quality assurance, project engineering, and human resources with organizations like Main Roads Western Australia, Boral Resources, and Rio Tinto Iron Ore. Latham holds a Diploma in Project Management from Infinity Training Australia and dual degrees in Chemistry and Human Resources Management from the University of Canterbury.
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Pilbara Ports
Pilbara Ports is the world’s largest bulk export port authority. It encompasses the ports of Ashburton, Dampier, Port Hedland and Varanus Island, and the future ports of Anketell, Cape Preston East and Balla Balla. Pilbara Ports operates as a Western Australian Government Trading Enterprise, and is governed under the Port Authorities Act 1999 WA. Pilbara Ports is to also assume oversight of a number of other ports currently administered by the Department of Transport under the Shipping and Pilotage Act. These include Barrow Island, Cape Preston, Onslow, and Port Walcott.