Bevan and his related companies have raised over $1b in capital and founded/built some of the Asia Pacific Regions most important internet infrastructure companies including global Network-as-a-Service provider Megaport, Pan Asian fibre operator Superloop, Australia’s largest data centre operator NEXTDC, data centre REIT Asia Pacific Data Centre Trust and Australian fibre operator PIPE Networks (also built the Sydney to Guam cable PPC-1). With a record five (5) ASX IPO’s with a total market capitalisation of over AU$5B Mr Slattery has achieved an unparalleled track record for shareholder returns.

Bevan has received numerous industry and business awards in Australia as a result of his passionate commitment to technology, telecommunications and entrepreneurship.

Bevan holds a Bachelor of Business and Honorary Masters in Business Administration.

Carlos’ experience includes the delivery of significant submarine infrastructure projects including the Telstra Endeavour Project, where he drove the project from business case development to commercial and operational execution.

Additionally, during his tenure at Telstra, Carlos represented Telstra’s investment interests in the Asia America’s Gateway Consortium Cable as both the Chairman of the Management Committee and the Commercial Working Group.

Carlos has worked in telecommunications for 26 years, nine of those years in multiple operational roles at Telstra. Carlos holds a Bachelor of Science in Electrical Engineering and an Executive MBA.

Prior to joining SUB.CO, Lee was employed as the Chief Network Architect for SubPartners, within this role he functioned as the INDIGO West and Central Procurement Group Chairman and managed the technical aspects of the INDIGO cable system delivery from project conception to completion of ship loading.

Before SubPartners, Lee was the manager for TPG Telecom’s Network engineering division where he was responsible for managing the Transmission, Voice and Data engineering teams. Lee was also part of the project team that delivered the PPC-1 cable system connecting Sydney to Guam in 2009.

Lee previously worked with Level 3 Communications. He joined them in 1999 and from the start of their European organisation led the Operations Engineering team predominantly responsible for the technical aspects & quality control of their European high speed optical transport backbone and TransAtlantic Ultra Long-haul submarine transmission systems.

With over 20 years global telecoms industry experience, most of which have been in operations and engineering leadership positions Lee’s career history demonstrates extensive telecommunications network system engineering and operations experience.

Previously he worked for TPG/Pipe International in the role of International Wholesale Solutions Specialist where he managed all international sales for services on PPC-1, Southern Cross and SeaUS cables. Craig has also worked with KPN Telecom (International) and TeliaSonera prior to moving to Australia.

SubCom manufactures, deploys, maintains, and operates the industry's most reliable subsea fibre optic cable systems. Its flexible solutions include repeaterless to ultra-long haul, offshore oil and gas, scientific applications, and marine services.

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Excluding the Oman Australia Cable project Omantel boasts connectivity to 14 existing major submarine cable systems and it operates 5 separate cable landing stations to support these within Oman. The Oman Australia Cable will land at Omantel’s Barka Cable Station which is located approximately 50 kilometres away from Oman’s international airport.

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