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Inga Petersen is a seasoned international affairs and sustainability professional with over twelve years’ experience in natural resource management, governance and transparency.
She started her career delivering technical assistance projects to enhance the development dividends of the mining sector. As senior manager in the Extractive Industries team of the global advisory firm Adam Smith International, she worked directly with governments and donors, designing and managing extractive industries governance projects across Africa. This allowed her to witness the opportunities and challenges related to natural resource extraction first hand. She subsequently worked with global business leaders and policy makers at the World Economic Forum to lead the mining and metals sector’s transition to a sustainable world. Prior to joining the GBA as Executive Director, Inga acted as Senior Extractives Adviser to the UN Environment Programme (UNEP). Inga holds a Bachelor from the University of Bath, a Masters in International Relations & International Security from the Institute of Political Science (Sciences Po), Paris and an Executive Master in Global Leadership from the World Economic Forum (WEF).
Resourcing Tomorrow is the global forum where mining leaders unite to shape the future of the mining industry.
Europe's largest mining investment event, connecting miners with money, and investors with opportunity.
Where global mining capital meets opportunity
Australia's largest mining event connecting global mining leaders with technology, finance and the future.
Australia's largest mining event connecting global mining leaders with technology, finance and the future.
Leveraging off the scale of Australia's largest mining event to bring an unrivalled network of thousands of investors to Sydney.
Leveraging off the scale of Australia's largest mining event to bring an unrivalled network of thousands of investors to Sydney.
Where relationships meet returns.