Executive Director
Environmental Biotechnology CRC
Australian Technology Park
Suit 101 National Innovation Centre
4 Cornwallis Street
EVELEIGH NSW 2015
Phone +61 2 9209 4970
e-mail: r.graham@ebcrc.com.au

Ross is responsible for management of EBCRC in terms of research and development, education, contract administration, commercialisation and general operations.

As the Executive Director, he plays a key role in managing EBCRC to ensure that it meets its agreed performance under the Commonwealth Agreement Australia as well as meeting members' aspirations.

Business Manager and Company Secretary
Environmental Biotechnology CRC
Australian Technology Park
Suit 101 National Innovation Centre
4 Cornwallis Street
EVELEIGH NSW 2015
Phone +61 2 9209 4962
e-mail: garth.brown@ebcrc.com.au

Garth has worked in professional accounting in Australia and the UK in the areas of corporate and business advisory, tax planning and compliance, and special projects. He has also held senior finance executive roles in listed and unlisted companies and has been a director of listed companies in Australia and the UK. He has experience in business management and strategic planning in diverse industry sectors.

Business Development Manager
Environmental Biotechnology CRC Pty Limited
Australian Technology Park
Suit 101 National Innovation Centre
4 Cornwallis Street
EVELEIGH NSW 2015
Phone: +61 2 9209 4973
Mobile: +61 400 361 219
e-mail: b.hamdorf@ebcrc.com.au

Brenton is an experienced Business Development Manager with a history of successfully establishing and managing new businesses in the biotechnology, engineering and medical sectors.

As the Business Development Manager Brenton is involved in assessment of intellectual property outcomes of EBCRC, planning and implementing the commercialisation strategies for that intellectual property and developing and maintain relationships with the researchers, industry sponsors, investors and external commercial users of that technology.

Prior to joining EBCRC Brenton was Business Development Manager within the New Ventures Unit at the University of Sydney and responsible for the creation of spin-out companies based on university discoveries. Brenton has previously operated his own consulting business, been involved in both agricultural and medical research and continues to mentor individuals and companies attempting to commercialise their inventions.

Brenton has traveled widely and has networks of contacts across many industries and countries that can assist in the commercialisation of research outcomes, the building of new businesses and the facilitation of deals.