LGI Team

Mild-mannered MD by day, masked eco-friendly vigilante by night, I strive for truth, justice and greater efficiency from dump gas operations. I can leap over piles of waste, design pipe layouts, estimate gas yields and sniff out a deal from miles away with my waste ray vision. Oh hang on, I am just a lucky sparky-come engineer, surrounded by an excellent team.
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As an avid outdoorsman and engineer I’m always looking for new and creative ways to address the impacts civilisation has on our environment. At LGI I’m able to contribute my knowledge and experience towards developing innovative renewable energy, low carbon solutions across Australia. Enjoying today, working on a better tomorrow.
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With three grown children, I want to ensure they have a planet as beautiful as it was when I was starting out. LGI gives me a great opportunity to put 30 years of commercial management experience towards preserving that beautiful planet. I’m also an energy nerd, happy to discuss the electricity industry for hours if you let me. LinkedIn profile

Since the age of 19, I have dedicated my life to saving the world, one landfill at a time. Several countries, degrees, languages, and rubbish dumps later, I joined LGI in 2012 to lead the company’s carbon vision and promote earnest social and environmental ethics. I continue to pursue global salvation in my professional and personal life and hope to one day achieve fluency in Australian vernacular. LinkedIn profile

A passionate and pragmatic environmentalist, excited by implementing commercial and innovative solutions to improve our community and climate – at work and at home. The opportunities are endless. I love the outdoors, great food, playing with my kids and lively banter with interesting people, even better if it’s together!
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I enjoy two important roles at LGI, Financial Controller and head of LGI’s fine tea appreciation society. I manage all our day to day financial matters for the entire business, supervise accountancy and work closely with our CFO. I also take great pride in fostering the ritual of bringing our team together to reflect and chat over a good cup of tea.

Previously as an Environmental Consultant for major infrastructure projects, I’ve seen first hand how ineffective OHS practices can create resistance and frustration, instead of helping improve workplace safety. At LGI, I passionately use my experience to apply a practical approach to deliver meaningful and sustainable improvements in OHS.

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Having worked in a range of operational contexts to date, primarily in manufacturing and alternative fuels, what I’ve enjoyed most is bringing together high-performing teams to deliver positive social and environmental outcomes. Joining LGI in 2023 was an exciting next step on the journey and it has been a fun ride sharing in the optimism of the incredible team. In my own time I enjoy travelling to new places and discovering the hospitality, culture and music that comes with them.

A decade ago, my environmental studies led me to resource recovery and renewables and I’ve not looked back. At LGI I team up with like-minded, passionate, specialists at the cutting edge of the industry to create positive change. I spend my free time in nature, which is all the more reason to help manage our impact on climate change and nature.

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Scott West is a dedicated professional with a diverse background spanning military service, renewable energy management, and community engagement. With a passion for sustainability and a commitment to excellence, Scott brings a wealth of experience and expertise to his role as Biogas Manager at LGI in Queensland. Transitioning into the civilian sector, Scott found his calling in the renewable energy field. He played a pivotal role in the development and construction of several power generation sites across Queensland, including Caboolture, Bunya, and Toowoomba. His hands-on experience and technical knowledge have been instrumental in driving the adoption of sustainable energy practices in the region. Outside of his professional endeavors, Scott is deeply involved in his community. An avid supporter of youth sports, he coaches girls’ Rugby Union, instilling in them the values of teamwork, discipline, and perseverance. In his leisure time, Scott indulges in his passion for adventure sports, particularly dirt bike riding, and enjoys the meticulous process of restoring vintage Lego sets and his beloved old Fairlane.

Beginning my career at LGI as a labourer in 2017, I embarked on a journey that has transformed my expertise from automotive mechanics to the realm of stationary engines supplying renewable energy solutions. Specializing in landfill gas collection, I’ve cultivated a deep understanding of harnessing unconventional resources for sustainable power generation. My hands-on experience and technical proficiency have equipped me to tackle the complexities of optimizing engine performance and ensuring efficient energy production. Beyond work, I enjoy exploring new places with my snowboard, chasing adventure and fresh powder wherever I go.

As an Engineer and Economist, I am fascinated by the National Energy Market and how an economic system can be used to correctly incentivise innovative engineering solutions. I joined LGI as an undergraduate and have had the pleasure of working within several different areas of the business, but have now found myself focusing on project development and answering the question of where to next for LGI.

Jessica has collaborated with LGI since 2010, joining as Sustainability and Carbon Manager in 2012, and being Executive Director from 2013 (Chair January 2013 – December 2017), CEO from January 2018 to January 2024, and Chief Sustainability Officer from February 2024. Having worked in the waste sector for 20 years, including roles in management, consulting and research, Jessica has extensive Australian and international experience in developed and developing countries delivering projects to government and private sector clients. She has a strong track record in working with local authorities to design and implement practicable solutions to address waste and climate issues.

She has received various research awards and was named Young Scientist of the Year in New Zealand in 2005 for her landfill studies. Jessica holds a Masters degree in Environmental Science and a PhD in Environmental Chemistry. In 2009, Jessica authored an international strategy around waste and climate change issues for the UN Environment Program (Division of Technology, Industry and Economics).

In Australia, Jessica has previously held senior positions with Hyder Consulting (Principal Environmental Consultant) and SLR Consulting (Principal).

Vik Bansal is a seasoned business leader with a passion and a demonstrable history of creating value for all stakeholders. Vik has more then 30 years’ experience which includes last 10 years as CEO & MD of complex, industrial publicly listed organisations.

Vik has invaluable experience as an Executive and Non-Executive Director
across commercial, industrial and not-for-profit boards. His experience
includes chairing a company through an IPO, successful acquisition &
integration of a publicly listed entity and part of a board while delisting
an ASX listed entity.

Vik was Group CEO & MD of Cleanaway waste management (ASX:CWY) from 2015 to
2021. During his tenure, Cleanaway market cap increased five times, earnings
more than doubled, and the company consistently delivered in the top
quartile of TSR.

Immediately prior to joining Boral, Vik was CEO & MD of InfraBuild,
Australia’s largest vertically integrated steel manufacturer and metals
recycler servicing the construction and infrastructure segment.

Vik is CEO of Boral (ASX:BLD) and Chairman of LGI (ASX:LGI) Pty Ltd, a
listed clean energy company. He is a Fellow of both the Institute of
Engineers Australia and the Australian Institute of Company Directors.
Boral’s market cap has more then doubled in last two years under his tenure.

He has dedicated countless hours to volunteering as a Board Member for
Industry organisations like the CCAA, NWRIC, WMRR  and not for profit
Disability Services Australia.

He is an Electrical Engineer, has an MBA, AMP from INSEAD and has completed
a Master of Laws in Enterprise Governance.

Adam established LGI in 2009 to provide high quality biogas solutions for landfill sites across regional Australia, and he has since been the Company’s Managing Director. Active in the biogas, renewable energy and waste sectors for over 16 years, he is a recognised innovator and business leader in the field. He has consistently delivered promised growth to shareholders and maintained a unique and enviable company culture.

He has led the LGI team to design, install, maintain and operate biogas recovery systems on more than 30 sites in Australia, including 7 biogas-to-energy facilities.

Adam’s visionary leadership and commitment to continuous R&D has delivered some Australian “firsts”:- the first new (non-transitioning) carbon abatement project registered under the Carbon Farming Act; the first siloxane removal system on a landfill biogas project; and, design and manufacture of bespoke biogas flaring system to meet Australian standards and conditions.

Adam’s has held senior roles with waste company Wanless Enviro Services and landfill gas provider LMS Energy. He has electrical engineering knowledge and qualifications, specialising in industrial control systems.

Tim invested into LGI Ltd in 2011 as the cornerstone investor, backing Adam to execute the simple strategy of contracting as many landfills as possible, for as long as possible, to monetise the biogas to the highest value and best use and focus on generating renewable power and carbon abatement. He was appointed Chair of the Board from January 2018 – March 2021.

Tim is Founder and Chairman of Laguna Bay, one of the world’s largest privately owned agricultural funds managers.

Laguna Bay is an institutional investment management firm specialising in Australian agriculture. The firm has a strong history of originating large agricultural deals, accessing top decile operators and generating superior returns for its clients.

Tim is a founding shareholder of Cobram Estate Olives Ltd (ASX:CBO), now the largest producer of extra virgin olive oil in the Southern Hemisphere and ranks in the top 10 largest single olive producers in the world.

Tim holds an MBA from Macquarie University, Sydney.

Abigail was appointed (Non-Executive Director) NED and (Audit & Risk Committee) ARC Chair of LGI Ltd in April 2021. Abigail is also Chair of Shriro Holdings Ltd (ASX: SHM) and DXN Ltd (ASX: DXN). She was formerly ARC Chair of Qantm Intellectual Property Ltd (ASX:QIP), Novatti Group Ltd (ASX: NOV), SurfStitch Group Ltd (ASX:SRF), and ISENTIA Group Ltd (ASX:ISD). As well as RNC Chair of Booktopia Group Ltd (ASX: BKG).  Abigail’s industry expertise is in professional services, technology, finance, renewable energy, infrastructure, and consumer products.

Abigail is a commercially minded Chartered Accountant with 30 years’ experience working in Australia, Asia (17 years), Russia and Jordan. She has had an international executive career growing practices throughout Asia for global services firms Kroll, Korda Mentha, Deloitte and Ernst & Young in:- restructuring: sovereign debts, financial institutions, and listed entities (most notably increasing the market capitalisation of BFI Finance Tbk Plc over tenfold during her charge); forensic accounting; and risk management.

Abigail holds a Bachelor of Business from the Queensland University of Technology.

Andrew was appointed Non-Executive Director of LGI in January 2018 and is on the Audit and Risk Committee.

Andrew is an energy industry expert, and an independent legal and commercial advisor with over 30 years’ experience of transactions, corporate advisory, energy policy and projects. He has worked with major energy and resource companies and governments including BHP, Xstrata, IPL, CS Energy, Seqwater, QUU, Manufacturing Australia and the Queensland Government.

Andrew held Executive and Senior Corporate Counsel positions in energy, infrastructure and professional services firms, including Partner in a commercial law firm, General Counsel and Group Manager – Legal, Regulatory and Compliance of an energy Government Owned Corporation, Project Director for several large Queensland State Government projects, and Project Counsel and Commercial Lead on large energy projects.

Also the MD of his business Energy Legal and commercial lead on significant energy infrastructure projects. Admitted to practice in the Supreme Court of Queensland, Supreme Court of NSW and High Court of Australia, and a graduate of the Australian Institute of Company Directors.

Andrew holds a Bachelor of Law from the Queensland University of Technology and is a Graduate of the Australian Institute of Company Directors.