Andrew Stoner

Non-executive Director

THE HON. ANDREW STONER B.BUS interests include international trade and investment, tourism, infrastructure development, public policy.

Mr. Stoner is concerned about international business and investment, tourism, infrastructure, and public policy. Andrew has extensive experience in both business and government, including a range of management roles and as a human resources specialist. He has served as a Member of Parliament (16 years), National Party Leader (11 and a half years), Minister, and Deputy Prime Minister of New South Wales (3 and a half years).

Recently, he has distinguished himself in a range of domestic and international business areas, including consulting, public speaking, finance, agriculture, trade, immigration and investment.

Andrew Stoner was the leader of the National Party (New South Wales) from 2003 to 2014, and MP for Oxley, New South Wales from 1999 to 2015. He is currently Director and CEO of Andrew Stoner & Associates Ltd.; Slasherteck Ltd., Director; Australian Aquaculture Company, Director; Drone Innovation Company, Director; Accessible Publishing Systems Ltd., Director; Moelis & Company Ltd., senior consultant; (Australia) Yuhu Group Company, senior consultant; Australia China Investment Group, senior honorary consultant; Australia-China Economic, Trade and Cultural Exchange Promotion Association, sponsor; Australia-China Entrepreneurs Club, senior consultant; Advisory Board, New South Wales Leaders.

During his tenure as Deputy Prime Minister of the New South Wales Government, his achievements include:

Lead the NSW Government's international engagement strategy, including trade agreements and the establishment of trade offices in priority markets;
Delivery of the major A$4 billion redevelopment of Sydney’s Darling Harbor International Convention and Entertainment Center;
Co-lead the government’s asset recovery strategy through privatization of control/operation of key economic assets including ports and power system infrastructure;
Oversee more than $13 billion in infrastructure investment in regional NSW, particularly roads, rail and water facilities, with a view to boosting the productivity of regional industry.