Prior to his appointment at Zuellig, Mr Meaney worked in a number of turnaround situations, including: the chief commercial officer at Swiss International Airlines in Zurich; executive vice president at South African Airways in Johannesburg; and the chief executive officer of South African Vaccine Producers, a parastatal pharmaceutical manufacturer based in Johannesburg.

Before taking on these leadership roles, Mr Meaney was a strategic consultant with Strategic Planning Associates (now part of Oliver Wyman) based in London and in Geneva where he worked in a variety of industries. Prior to his career in business, Mr Meaney also served as a CIA operations officer.

Mr Meaney currently serves on the board of Moksha8, a private pharmaceutical company controlled by TPG. Additionally, he is a trustee of both Carnegie Mellon University as well as Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute.

Mr Meaney holds a B.S. degree in Mechanical Engineering from Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute in New York and an MBA from Carnegie Mellon University in Pittsburg, Pennsylvania. Mr Meaney holds U.S., Swiss and Irish nationalities.

Prior to joining The Zuellig Group, Mr Naumann served as a member of the executive board, chief operating officer and chief financial officer for Axel Springer AG, one of Europe's leading media companies. He has also held executive positions as a member of the board, executive vice president and chief financial officer of Random House, the book publishing division of Bertelsmann, as well as a member of the board and chief financial officer of Bertelsmann Buch AG, the book publishing and book club division of Bertelsmann, one of the world's leading media companies.

Earlier in his career, he served in various finance and corporate development positions for Bertelsmann, McKinsey & Company and Ford of Europe.
Mr Naumann graduated in economics and business administration. He is a member of the business advisory board of the Institute for the Global Economy (Institut für Weltwirtschaft) in Kiel, Germany.

He is based in Sydney, Australia with primary responsibility for the Group's activities in Australia and New Zealand.

Prior to joining The Zuellig Group, Mr Williams spent ten years in Africa, most of which as an executive of Lonrho Plc, a conglomerate with operations throughout the continent.

Mr Williams commenced his professional career in banking. In particular, he has served in a number of positions with Manufacturers Hanover Trust, a major international bank, where his last role was as general manager of its subsidiary in Geneva, Switzerland.

Prior to joining The Zuellig Group, Ms. Tso served as group CFO, director, board member, and board member of company joint ventures for Shinwa International Holdings Ltd, a leading global manufacturing and distributor of audio/video subsystems for the home and auto markets.

Before her 7-year tenure at Shinwa, Ms. Tso was a founder and CFO of BtNAccess (HK) Ltd., now PCCW Global, a subsidiary of Hong Kong’s premier telecommunications provider PCCW Limited. From 1994-2000, she held a number of finance leadership roles with various Asia Pacific business units of General Electric (GE), a multinational infrastructure, finance and media corporation. At GE, Ms. Tso had also completed GE’s two-year Financial Management Program and Six Sigma quality training.

 

Early in her career, Ms. Tso served in commercial and finance roles in the US and China for Imag Industries Inc, a hi-tech software company.

 

Ms. Tso holds a Bachelor of Science degree in Business Administration-Accounting from San Jose State University in California.