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Andrea Sutton, the former head of Rio Tinto's majority-owned uranium unit, has been revealed as the new chair of the state-owned Water Corporation.

Our weekly appointments wrap includes Dean Nalder, Mark Couzens, Andrew Woodley-Page, Them Lam, Chris Slater, Andrew Young, Terry Enright, Mike Erickson, Ross Love, David Lock, Karl Paganin and Derek Parkin.

Water Corporation chair Ross Love will leave the organisation after three years to take up an overseas role.

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Former union state secretary Helen Creed has been appointed to the board of Water Corporation, the third new director in a year.

City of Joondalup, Perron Group, Sandfire Resources and Water Corporation have made significant appointments over the holiday season.

Water Corporation has revealed an $809 million surplus in the 2020 financial year, potentially propping up the state budget despite a national recession.

Water Corporation chairman Mike Hollett has tendered his resignation, citing business and family interests, just two months after being reappointed to the role. Deputy chair David Lock will act in the role until a permanent chair is appointed.

Our weekly appointment wrap includes Jeff Howard, Warwick Lynch, Aaron Morey, Stuart Gale, Lee-Anne de Bruin, David Hochwald-Jones, David Simpson, Sarah O'Shea, Simon Leunig, David Lock, Stuart Gula, Mark O'Brien, Michelle Shafizadeh, Sharryn Jackson, Greg Joyce, Llewellyn Jones, Steven Burns, Sasha Sari, Cal Doran and Amy Lee.

Our weekly appointments wrap includes Christine Allen, David Lock, Steve Cuzens, Jared Dimbley, Zoe Tsagalis, Eu-Min Teng, Marianne Rose, Angela Beechey and Anwen Pattinson.

Former chief executive of Craig Mostyn Group David Lock has been appointed independent director of the CBH Group board, replacing current member David Willis.

Adrian Byass has resigned as non-executive director of Corazon Mining to focus on the increasing workload associated with European project development.

Shark Bay shellfish producer Mareterram is expanding into the mackerel business with the $4.95 million purchase of an established fishing fleet, support vessels, and licences.

Seafood business Mareterram has announced a leadership reshuffle following the retirement of chairman Peter Hutchinson.

Fremantle-based seafood producer Mareterram has examined more than 30 potential acquisition opportunities in the past couple of years as it seeks to grow into a larger diversified business focused on protein.

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The board of local seafoods business Mareterram intends to accept a $19.7 million proportional takeover offer from the company's largest shareholder.

Craig Mostyn Group has appointed Mark Wray as chief executive.Mr Wray has served the agribusiness group as chief financial officer since 2010.

Shares in recently-listed seafoods business Mareterram lifted today on news it has purchased the business that owns the 'Famous Australian Seafoods' brand for $1.3 million.

A local seafoods business led by Peter Hutchinson and David Lock has had a positive debut on the ASX, after raising over $18 million from investors and completing a major corporate restructure.

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Style chairman Peter Hutchinson has boosted his fledgling seafood business with the recruitment of experienced agribusiness executive David Lock as managing director.

A listed company led by Forge Group founder Peter Hutchinson and former AFL footballer James Clement has announced its second acquisition this year, adding Craig Mostyn Group's food services division to an earlier seafood deal.

Founding director of Perth-based global mining software developer Micromine, Graeme Tuder, has joined the ranks of some of Australia's biggest names in exporting after being named an Australian Export Hero.

Niche production of quality exports might be the future for high-cost sectors of WA's agribusiness industry.

New Water Corp board

Fremantle-based agribusiness company Craig Mostyn Group has bought the fresh pork business of George Weston Foods/Watsons Foods.