Emma leads Pembroke’s community engagement and social performance strategy, ensuring local voices shape decision-making. From stakeholder partnerships to conservation and Indigenous programs, her work helps align business goals with meaningful community outcomes.
Emma’s work shapes how the industry connects with communities. From ranger programs with Traditional Owners to regional leadership forums and biodiversity research, she’s helping redefine what community engagement looks like in mining. For Emma, it’s about creating legacy – where people feel seen, supported, and part of the journey.
Bachelor of Business
Emma’s pathway started in business and accounting before evolving into stakeholder engagement and leadership. Similar careers can begin with qualifications in business, communications, or social science – and grow through experience in community programs, government or the resources sector.
