Management overview
Rio Tinto aims to be the best mining company in the world: global in outlook, while sensitive and responsive to national and local issues; efficient and able to capture the benefits of scale; organised in a way that streamlines decision making; and the 'preferred developer' in countries and communities where we wish to operate.
As well as a board of directors, we have an experienced senior management team who form the basis of our executive committee. As part of our dual listed structure, the board runs both Rio Tinto plc in the UK and Rio Tinto Limited in Australia.
Our senior management structure is based on five principal global products businesses supported by worldwide exploration and technology groups: Aluminium, Copper, Energy, Iron Ore and Diamonds & Minerals. In October 2009 we increased the number of product groups from four to five and reinstated the Diamonds & Minerals group to ensure clearer focus on growth and development of our portfolio. Two of the five product group heads are based in Australia, two in London and one in Montreal.
Our devolved management philosophy and the ability to share best practice around the Group are critical to our success.
Board
Details of the Group's board governance arrangements, including information on the nomination and election of directors, the test of directors' independence, matters for consideration by the board and board committee terms of reference and membership
Chairman and executive directors
Biographies of our chairman and executive directors.
Non executive directors
Biographies of our non executive directors
Executive committee members
The chief executives for Rio Tinto's five product groups: Aluminium, Copper, Energy, Iron Ore and Diamonds & Minerals, along with the executives for Technology and Innovation, People and Organisation, Business Support & Operations, and Legal & External Affairs.
Senior management
Senior management within Rio Tinto, including heads of business services and company secretaries.
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Media releases
- 01 March 2010
Rio Tinto divestments reach US$10 billion with completion of Alcan Packaging Food Americas sale - 01 March 2010
Rio Tinto to acquire 15 million shares in Ivanhoe Mines - 23 February 2010
Rio Tinto expands Mine of the Future⢠programme and selects partners for rapid construction of deep underground mines - See all Media releases
