David Baffsky was appointed Chairman and Non-Executive Director in July 2011. David holds a law degree from the University of Sydney and was the founder and until 1991, the senior partner of a Sydney legal firm specialising in commercial and fiscal law.
 
David is Honorary Chairman of Accor Asia Pacific, the largest hotel management company in the Asia Pacific region and was Executive Chairman of the group from 1993 to 2008. He is Chairman of the ASX listed Ariadne Australia Limited and on the boards of the Sydney Olympic Park Authority, Destination NSW, the George Institute and the Australian Brandenburg Orchestra.  He was until July 2016, a Director of SATS Limited (Singapore) and Chairman of Food and Allied Support Services Corporation Limited. David is a lifetime member of the Tourism Task Force.
 
Amongst previous roles, David was a Trustee of the Art Gallery of NSW, Chairman of Voyages Indigenous Tourism Limited and a member of the Business Government Advisory Group on National Security.  He was a member of the federal government's Northern Australia Land and Water Taskforce and a Director of the Indigenous Land Corporation.
 
In 2001, David was made an officer in the General Division of the Order of Australia and in 2003 he received the Centenary Medal. In 2004 he was recognised as the Asia Pacific Hotelier of the Year and in 2012 was awarded the Chevalier in the Order of National Légion d'Honneur of France.

Rebecca was appointed as Non-Executive Director in August 2018.  Rebecca McGrath is an internationally experienced business leader and is currently a Non-Executive Director with the following listed companies: Macquarie Group and Macquarie Bank, OZ Minerals Ltd (where she is Chairman) and Goodman Group. She is also Independent Chairman of Scania Australia.  She is also Independent Chairman of Scania Australia.  Rebecca was formerly a Director of Incitec Pivot Ltd.

 Rebecca is active in the not-for-profit sector. She is a Director and former Chairman of Kilfinan Australia.  She is also a member of Chief Executive Women and is an ambassador for the National Association of Women in Operations and the Menzies School of Health Research.

Rebecca is a member of the ASIC Director Consultative Panel, she is the Victorian Council President of the Australian Institute of Company Directors and a member of the national board.  

Prior to her non-executive career, Rebecca spent 23 years as an executive in the oil industry. She held business line and functional leadership roles with BP in Australasia, Europe and the United Kingdom. Her most recent positions included Executive Director and Vice President - Operations, Australia and Pacific and Chief Financial Officer, Australasia.

Rebecca holds the degrees of Bachelor of Town Planning (Hons.) and Master of Applied Science (Project Management). She has attended executive management programmes at Harvard Business School, Cambridge University and MIT in Boston. She is a Fellow of the Australian Institute of Company Directors.
 

James Evans was appointed as a Non-Executive Director in November 2011. James has over 40 years of corporate and business experience and his most recent executive role, held from 2003 to 2008, was as Chief Risk Officer, Wealth Management, Commonwealth Bank of Australia. As part of this role James held directorships in the Commonwealth Bank's funds management, general insurance, life insurance and lease financing businesses. James also held a number of other senior executive roles with the Commonwealth Bank in the areas of finance, accounting, business development and strategy.
 
Before joining the Commonwealth Bank in 1996, James was a senior executive with Lendlease Corporation in the Property Investment Services Group, holding directorships of property investment and joint venture companies. Prior to that, James held senior executive positions at GEC Australia and Grace Bros.
 
James is currently the Independent Chairman of Pendal Group Limited, Members Equity Bank Limited, and a director of ICPF Holdings Limited and Investa Wholesale Funds Management Limited and was formerly an Independent Director of Australian Infrastructure Fund Limited, Hastings Funds Management Limited, Macquarie Generation and Chairman of Suncorp Portfolio Services Limited.
 
James is a Chartered Accountant, a Fellow of the Financial Services Institute of Australasia and a Fellow of the Australian Institute of Company Directors

 
David Baffsky was appointed Chairman and Non-Executive Director in July 2011. David holds a law degree from the University of Sydney and was the founder and until 1991, the senior partner of a Sydney legal firm specialising in commercial and fiscal law.
 
David is Honorary Chairman of Accor Asia Pacific, the largest hotel management company in the Asia Pacific region and was Executive Chairman of the group from 1993 to 2008. He is Chairman of the ASX listed Ariadne Australia Limited and on the boards of the Sydney Olympic Park Authority, Destination NSW, the George Institute and the Australian Brandenburg Orchestra.  He was until July 2016, a Director of SATS Limited (Singapore) and Chairman of Food and Allied Support Services Corporation Limited. David is a lifetime member of the Tourism Task Force.
 
Amongst previous roles, David was a Trustee of the Art Gallery of NSW, Chairman of Voyages Indigenous Tourism Limited and a member of the Business Government Advisory Group on National Security.  He was a member of the federal government's Northern Australia Land and Water Taskforce and a Director of the Indigenous Land Corporation.
 
In 2001, David was made an officer in the General Division of the Order of Australia and in 2003 he received the Centenary Medal. In 2004 he was recognised as the Asia Pacific Hotelier of the Year and in 2012 was awarded the Chevalier in the Order of National Légion d'Honneur of France.

David Matheson is Executive Vice President, Europe and Asia-Pacific of Oxford Properties.  In this role, David is responsible for all aspects of Oxford’s business across Asia-Pacific.  David is a member of Oxford’s Executive Leadership Team, Executive Committee and Investment Committee.  He initially joined Oxford in 2013 to lead the European investment team, a remit that later grew to include Asia-Pacific.  Under his investment leadership, Oxford grew the London platform, entered Paris, Berlin, Singapore and Sydney, and diversified into new sectors in Europe and Asia-Pacific including luxury high street retail, built-to-rent residential and logistics.  Prior to joining Oxford, David spent over a decade in European investment banking, most recently as an Executive Director at a leading global firm. David has a Bachelor of Arts in Modern Languages (Honours) from Oxford University, and currently splits his time between London and Singapore.                             

Paul Brundage joined OMERS’ real estate business in 1998 before joining Oxford following its acquisition by OMERS in 2001. Brundage led asset management and operations for Oxford’s Canadian business before being tasked with launching the Company’s European business in 2008 and relocating to London.

Over the past 12 years, he has built a 100-person, £8.2 billion business with teams in London, Paris, Berlin, Luxembourg, Singapore and Sydney and has generated substantial returns for OMERS.

Under his leadership, Oxford’s major achievements include the development and eventual £1.15 billion sale of the Leadenhall Building in London in partnership with British Land. It established the £1.2 billion fund vehicle DOOR to invest in the UK’s leading build-to-rent residential platform, Get Living, in partnership with Delancey. Furthermore, it acquired the Sony Center in Berlin for £1.0 billion and entered Australia in late 2018 through the £2.6 Billion take-private acquisition of the ASX-listed office REIT, Investa Office Fund.

Brundage has become a fixture of the UK and European property industry, serving as a former President of the British Property Federation and part of the Bank of England’s Commercial Property Advisory Committee. He has championed a number of diversity and inclusion initiatives within the property industry. This includes the launch of Pathways to Property initiative through his role as a member of the Henley Business School Strategy Board and being an original member of Real Estate Balance, which advocates for a greater representation of women in the senior levels of the property industry. Brundage will remain in London and work alongside OMERS investment businesses on a variety of global initiatives and report to its CIO, Satish Rai. He will work closely with Matheson and McNamara over the coming months to ensure a smooth transition of Oxford’s Europe and Asia Pacific businesses and relationships.

James Evans was appointed as a Non-Executive Director in November 2011. James has over 40 years of corporate and business experience and his most recent executive role, held from 2003 to 2008, was as Chief Risk Officer, Wealth Management, Commonwealth Bank of Australia. As part of this role James held directorships in the Commonwealth Bank's funds management, general insurance, life insurance and lease financing businesses. James also held a number of other senior executive roles with the Commonwealth Bank in the areas of finance, accounting, business development and strategy.
 
Before joining the Commonwealth Bank in 1996, James was a senior executive with Lendlease Corporation in the Property Investment Services Group, holding directorships of property investment and joint venture companies. Prior to that, James held senior executive positions at GEC Australia and Grace Bros.
 
James is currently the Independent Chairman of Pendal Group Limited, Members Equity Bank Limited, and a director of ICPF Holdings Limited and Investa Wholesale Funds Management Limited and was formerly an Independent Director of Australian Infrastructure Fund Limited, Hastings Funds Management Limited, Macquarie Generation and Chairman of Suncorp Portfolio Services Limited.
 
James is a Chartered Accountant, a Fellow of the Financial Services Institute of Australasia and a Fellow of the Australian Institute of Company Directors

As Chief Executive Officer at Investa Pete is responsible for the overall strategic direction and leadership of the group, across the office and funds businesses.

Peter has broad property, funds management and finance experience gained during his many years in the industry and prior to joining Investa held senior roles with AMP Capital Investors and BDO Corporate Finance.

Prior to being appointed to CEO, Pete held the position of CIO at Investa, where he was responsible for identifying and implementing strategic group initiatives, managing capital relationships, overseeing capital transactions, research and commercial developments and providing investment support for all of the clients of the platform, with the objective of optimising investment performance.

Previously he held the role of Fund Manager of Investa Commercial Property Fund (ICPF), where he was responsible for the daily management and strategic direction of the fund.