Our Team

Roy is Emeritus Professor of Innovation at the University of Technology Sydney, where he was Dean of the UTS Business School. He is also a Conjoint Professor at the University of Newcastle, where he previously headed an industry research centre, and is a member of the Vice Chancellor’s Business and Industry Advisory Board.

Roy has enjoyed a career in universities, government and the private sector in Australia and overseas. He is currently Chair of the Advanced Robotics for Manufacturing Hub and a board member of the SmartSat CRC and Australian Design Council. He also chaired the Federal government’s Innovative Regions Centre, CSIRO Manufacturing Advisory Council, NSW Manufacturing Council and Queensland Competition Authority, and was appointed to the Prime Minister’s Manufacturing Taskforce and NSW Modern Manufacturing Taskforce.

Clinton was born and raised in Queensland and subsequently lived and worked in China for 36 years, 21 as President of BHP Billiton’s China business. He was educated in Asian Studies at Griffith University in Brisbane and in business at INSEAD in France and has extensive experience as an executive in China and Asia businesses.

Since 2009 Clinton has had an active career as a Non-Executive Director, currently serving on the Boards of Fonterra, Port of Newcastle, Zanaga Iron Ore and Sky Renewables. He was previously a Director of KAZ Minerals, Aurecon and North Queensland Airports and Executive Chairman of Caledonia Asia from 2010 to 2013. He is an Adjunct Professor at Griffith University’s Asia Institute and is a Member of the Griffith University Council.

Hugh is the Portfolio Manager of Gardior’s The Infrastructure Fund (TIF), the Head of Macquarie Australian Infrastructure Trust (MAIT) and the COO of Macquarie Global Infrastructure Funds 2 & 3.

Hugh is a Director of North Queensland Airports, which includes Cairns and Mackay airport, and of Australian Utilities Trust (AUT). He is also the former Chair of Hobart Airport and Oceania Healthcare (NZ) and former Director of Queensland Airports Limited and DCT Gdansk. Hugh has a particular focus on operating performance improvement, energy transition, capital planning and strategy. He has worked at Macquarie for 20 years in Sydney and New York.

Maciek is an expert in port operations and development, with over 35 years of experience in six countries.

Maciek is the Senior Ports Advisor to Macquarie Infrastructure & Real Assets in the Asia Pacific region. From 2013 to 2016, Maciek was the CEO of Deepwater Container Terminal (DCT) Gdansk in Poland, overseeing growth from 500,000 to 1.6 million TEUs and a €200m construction of a second deepwater terminal. His career in Australia included roles with P&O Ports in Melbourne and Sydney from 1984 to 1994. Internationally, Maciek worked in various terminals and rail companies including Vostochny International Container Services, SeaLand Russia, South Asia Gateway Terminal in Sri Lanka and DP World Callao in Peru.

Christine has more than 30 years broad local and international experience as an M&A lawyer and senior business executive in the infrastructure, property and financial services industries.

She has worked in private practice and as part of the leadership teams for high-profile real estate and infrastructure funds management businesses advising both listed and unlisted boards, most recently as an Executive Director and Global General Counsel for the Macquarie Infrastructure and real assets division for 21 years. Other non-executive directorships currently held by Christine are with Queensland Airports Limited , the Australian Energy Market Operator Limited and not-for-profit organisations supporting indigenous education, the performing arts and affordable housing.

Marianne is a Director in Macquarie Asset Management’s Infrastructure business, with responsibilities across client, fund and asset level outcomes, including portfolio management, fund strategy, Board engagement, investor relations and capital raising.

Marianne has over 13 years of infrastructure funds experience, having worked across MAM’s listed and unlisted infrastructure businesses in Sydney and London. Previous roles have included finance advisory for acquisitions and divestments, treasury and capital management, as well as investor relations for the Macquarie European Infrastructure Fund series in London.

Marianne holds a Bachelor of Commerce (Co-op Program) degree from the University of New South Wales, and is a qualified Chartered Accountant with Chartered Accountants Australia and New Zealand.