Inside Chris Ellison’s brutal executive meetings

There are new questions about the culture of the $6.7 billion company that Chris Ellison created, a culture that is at the centre of MinRes’s governance crisis.

Chris Ellison at the shareholder meeting on Thursday. “I’m really, really proud of, making sure that our people are creating safe and supportive environments.” Courtney McAllister

Neil ChenowethSenior writer

Nov 23, 2024 – 5.00am

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Mineral Resources founder Chris Ellison has always prided himself on speaking plainly. The process can be brutal.

In the middle of last year, he held a meeting of senior executives in the MinRes boardroom, and he wasn’t a happy camper.

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Neil ChenowethSenior writerNeil Chenoweth is an investigative reporter for The Australian Financial Review. He is based in Sydney and has won multiple Walkley Awards.