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Jan Wilson

Director at Coronado Global Resources
Board

About Jan C. Wilson

Independent director (age 52) with 25+ years across commodities, renewables, risk management, structured products and energy transition; appointed to CODQL’s Board on August 31, 2023. Senior Advisor to CPP Investments (Sustainable Energies Group) since 2018; audit committee financial expert; education includes BA Economics and BA HBA (University of Western Ontario) and MBA (Queen’s University). Tenure on CODQL board ~1.8 years as of the 2025 AGM; affirmed independent by the Board.

Past Roles

OrganizationRoleTenureCommittees/Impact
Royal Bank of CanadaConsultant
RBS Sempra Commodities LLCSenior Vice PresidentRisk/commodities leadership (biography)
Freepoint Commodities LLCDirectorStructured products/commodities
Enron Corp.Early careerCommenced career

External Roles

OrganizationRoleTenureCommittees/Impact
CPP Investments (Sustainable Energies Group)Senior Advisor2018–presentFocus on venture/growth in energy transition
Spartan Acquisition Corp. I (merged into Fisker Inc.)DirectorApr 2020–Oct 2020SPAC board pre-merger
Spartan Acquisition Corp. II (merged into Sunlight Financial)DirectorOct 2020–Jul 2021SPAC board pre-merger
Spartan Acquisition Corp. III (merged into Allego Holding B.V.)DirectorJan 2021–Mar 2022SPAC board pre-merger
Crestone Peak Resources LLCDirectorSep 2020–Oct 2021Independent energy company board

Board Governance

  • Independence: Board affirmatively determined Wilson is independent under NYSE/SEC/ASX guidelines.
  • Committees: Audit Committee member; qualifies as an SEC “audit committee financial expert.” Post-2025 AGM, Audit Committee consists of Greg Pritchard (Chair), Philip Christensen and Jan Wilson. Not a member of Compensation & Nominating or HSEC committees.
  • Meetings and attendance: Board held 12 regular and 1 special meeting in 2024; Audit Committee held 5 meetings; all directors attended at least 75% of applicable Board and committee meetings. Non-management directors meet in executive session at every regularly scheduled Board meeting.
  • Elections and shareholder support: Elected by common stockholders with 109,480,032 votes FOR vs 367,891 WITHHELD in 2025; 114,599,574 FOR vs 160,772 WITHHELD in 2024 (no broker non-votes).
  • Special Committee: Independent Special Committee formed in 2023 to assess an EMG/Sev.en Global Investments transaction; dissolved July 31, 2024 after termination of the transaction.

Fixed Compensation

Component (2024)Amount (USD)Notes
Annual director cash fee$115,531 Paid in AUD, shown in USD; exchange rate for Wilson used on each pay date
Chair fees (Audit; Comp & Nom; HSEC)$0 Chair stipends exist ($9,903 per chair) but Wilson was not a chair in 2024
Lead Independent Director fee$0 Role to be discontinued post-AGM; not applicable to Wilson
Meeting fees$0 No meeting fees disclosed for directors

Reference fee schedule (AUD with USD equivalents): Board member A$175,000 ($115,531), Chair stipends A$15,000 each ($9,903); Lead Independent Director A$275,000 (~$181,548).

Performance Compensation

Item (2024)Granted/ValueKey Terms
Stock awards (RSUs)$0 Non-employee directors may elect to receive fees in RSUs; none elected RSU compensation in 2024
Option awards$0 No option awards to non-employee directors disclosed
Non-equity incentive compensation$0 Not applicable to directors
RSU election provisionEligible RSUs settle no later than 30 days after earliest of: 5 years from grant, director ceases service, or change in control; RSUs granted in installments over 15 months

Other Directorships & Interlocks

RelationshipDetail
EMG-designated directorLaura Tyson nominated by EMG via Series A share rights (not Wilson)
Related party transactionsNo reportable family relationships or related party transactions involving Wilson at appointment (Item 404(a))

Expertise & Qualifications

  • Finance and energy sector background with deep experience in commodities, renewables, risk management, structured products, asset acquisition, and energy transition; audit committee financial expert qualification.
  • Degrees: BA Economics, BA Honors Business Administration (University of Western Ontario), MBA (Queen’s University).

Equity Ownership

HolderBeneficially Owned SharesPercent of OutstandingAs-of Date
Jan C. Wilson— (none reported) — (less than 1%) April 16, 2025
Shares outstanding (context)167,645,373 April 16, 2025
  • Stock ownership guidelines: Non-executive directors must build holdings (CDIs/RSUs/shares) equal to annual gross board fees by the fifth year of tenure; progressive acquisition permitted over five years. Wilson was appointed in 2023 and reported no beneficial holdings as of April 16, 2025, which is within the progressive accumulation period.
  • Section 16(a): Proxy notes delinquent Form 4 filings for certain officers in 2024; none referenced for Wilson.

Governance Assessment

  • Strengths: Independent director with audit committee financial expert status; sits on a fully independent Audit Committee; robust Board/committee cadence with executive sessions; strong election support in 2024 and 2025 indicating investor confidence.
  • Alignment: Director compensation is cash-only for 2024; RSU election mechanism exists but was not utilized by any non-employee director in 2024. Wilson reported no beneficial ownership as of April 16, 2025; stock ownership guidelines require progressive accumulation to one year’s gross fees by the fifth year, which mitigates near-term alignment concerns.
  • Conflicts/Related Parties: No reportable related party transactions for Wilson upon appointment; EMG retains designation rights for a separate director (Tyson), but Wilson is not EMG-designated and is affirmed independent.
  • Say-on-Pay signal: Strong support for NEO compensation (2025: 96.6m FOR vs 13.26m AGAINST; 2024: 111.9m FOR vs 2.82m AGAINST), suggesting broader shareholder approval of compensation governance.
  • RED FLAGS: Zero beneficial ownership as of April 16, 2025 may indicate early-stage alignment gap; however, policy allows five years to reach guideline holdings. No hedging/pledging disclosures identified in the proxy; continued monitoring warranted.