Phillip Robinson

Head Of Business Development (americas) at Trafigura Group

Phillip Robinson has a diverse and extensive work experience in various roles within the investment and finance sectors. Phillip currently serves as the Head of Business Development for Trafigura's Toronto office, focusing on metals and minerals. In this role, they are responsible for leading business development for metals in North and South America, including investing and extending financing to mining and midstream companies.

Prior to their current position, Phillip worked at Pala Investments as a Vice President, where they managed the Core Investments Team responsible for making and managing investments for Pala's private equity and structured finance strategies. Phillip held multiple roles at Pala Investments, including Senior Investment Manager, Investment Manager, Senior Associate, and Associate.

Additionally, Phillip served as a Non-Executive Director on the board of Giga Metals Corporation, where they were an independent director. During their time at Giga Metals, they contributed as a member of both the Audit and Compensation Committees. Giga Metals is focused on metals critical to modern batteries, particularly those used in Electric Vehicles and Energy Storage.

Earlier in their career, Phillip worked at Manulife Capital as a Private Equity Associate, responsible for transaction execution and portfolio monitoring across various investment sectors. Phillip also held the role of Investment Analyst at Manulife Capital.

Phillip's work experience also includes a role as a Research Associate at MacNicol & Associates Asset Management.

Overall, Phillip Robinson has gained significant expertise and leadership in business development, investment management, and finance across a range of industries.

Phillip Robinson attended the Ivey Business School at Western University from 2007 to 2011, where they earned a degree in Honors Business Administration (with distinction) with a focus on Finance.

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