| Councillor | Role |
| Alex Norori-McCormac | Councillor |
| Aymone Schendel | Councillor |
| Clive Hallett | Councillor |
| Colin Morrish | Councillor – Past President, Communications Officer |
| Dave Terry | Councillor |
| Dawen R.T. Jenkin | Councillor |
| Geoff Hooper | Councillor |
| Gordon Stove | Councillor – Hon.Secretary |
| Grace Yungwirth | Councillor – Vice President |
| John Monhemius | Councillor |
| Karin Tynelius | Councillor |
| Mark Burnett | Councillor – Past President |
| Mark Davis | Councillor – Past President |
| Michael Forrest | Councillor – Past President |
| Michael Wilkinson | Councillor |
| Mike McLoughlin | Councillor – Past President, webmaster |
| Patrick Cox | President |
| Paul Griffin | Councillor – Honorary Treasurer |
| Simon Kocher | Councillor – Past President |
| Stuart MacGowan | Councillor – Past President |
| Sue Struthers | Councillor – Past President, Sponsorship Secretary |
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Minsouth Council and Officers
Alex Norori-McCormac is the Programme Director of the Global Management of Natural Resources MSc programme at UCL, and has a background in geology and mineral processing. The purpose of the MSc is to upskill individuals from any background in aspects of the natural resource industries. Alex is also a member of the IOM3 Membership Committee, and is a Chartered Engineer and Chartered Scientist with the Institute.
Patrick Cox: Following studies in Geology and Engineering I have worked internationally on projects covering infrastructure, natural resources and the extractive industries including the UK, Hong Kong and Australia including practice and research to develop advisory studies guiding policy. I am a Fellow and Chartered Engineer with IOM3 and a Fellow and Chartered Geologist through the Geological Society with more than 30 years of experience but a continued passion and interest in the profession and business of multi-disciplinary geosciences, including geology, hydrogeology and engineering geology all critical areas within society and under exposed, which am wanting to make a continued contribution to change. Strategic ground risk management and opportunity is where I like to work technically. I am a STEM Ambassador and advocate for diversity, equity and equality. I am especially keen on using STEM-based thinking and foundations in smart solutions using technology and resources efficiently with benefits to sustainability evidenced in authoring key guidance on the use of geosystems in civil engineering. I am presently Chair of Think Deep UK which has similar goals to Minsouth in seeking to raise awareness of the importance of the resources beneath us
