Viva Energy Australia Executive and Leadership Team

Jennifer Gray, the Interim Chief Executive Officer, Convenience & Mobility at Viva Energy Australia, directs the strategic expansion of retail fuel networks and mobility services across the country. Overseeing the integration of convenience store offerings with fuel distribution, Gray ensures that the company meets the evolving needs of commuters and families. This leadership role involves managing complex supply chains to maintain consistent product availability for the Australian market. By optimizing retail footprints and enhancing customer touchpoints, Jennifer Gray drives operational efficiency and revenue growth within the convenience sector. The Interim Chief Executive Officer, Convenience & Mobility collaborates with the broader executive team to align retail initiatives with the long-term energy transition goals of the organization. Through rigorous market analysis and performance monitoring, Gray secures the competitive position of the business while maintaining high safety standards across all retail operations.

Carolyn Pedic, the Chief Financial Officer at Viva Energy Australia, manages the fiscal health and capital allocation strategies for the entire corporate entity. Overseeing financial reporting, tax compliance, and investor relations, Pedic ensures that the company maintains a robust balance sheet to support long-term infrastructure investments. This leadership role involves evaluating the economic viability of refining and importing projects that supply fuel to the national market. By implementing rigorous cost-control measures, Carolyn Pedic drives profitability and financial stability across all business units. The Chief Financial Officer collaborates with the Board to define the financial roadmap for the energy transition, balancing immediate operational needs with future growth requirements. Through precise financial modeling and risk management, Pedic provides the necessary oversight to sustain the 120-year legacy of the organization while navigating the complexities of the global energy market.

Robert Martinelli, the Chief Financial Officer, Convenience & Mobility at Viva Energy Australia, directs the financial planning and performance analysis specifically for the retail and mobility divisions. Overseeing the budgeting process for convenience store operations and fuel site maintenance, Martinelli ensures that these high-volume segments achieve targeted margins. This role involves analyzing consumer spending patterns to optimize inventory investment and site-level profitability. By monitoring the financial performance of regional retail networks, Robert Martinelli drives efficiency in the delivery of fuel and convenience goods to Australian families. The Chief Financial Officer, Convenience & Mobility works closely with the retail leadership team to identify growth opportunities and mitigate operational risks. Through detailed financial oversight, Martinelli supports the strategic expansion of the convenience footprint, ensuring that the division contributes effectively to the overall financial success of the company.

Julian Doyle, the Chief Information Officer at Viva Energy Australia, architects the digital infrastructure required to support large-scale fuel refining and distribution operations. Managing the enterprise technology stack, Doyle ensures that data systems remain secure and resilient against cyber threats while facilitating real-time logistics tracking. This role involves implementing advanced analytics to improve supply chain visibility and operational uptime for industrial machinery. By modernizing legacy platforms, Julian Doyle drives digital transformation across the entire organization, enabling better decision-making for the executive leadership team. The Chief Information Officer oversees the deployment of cloud-based solutions that enhance connectivity between regional distribution hubs and the central headquarters. Through the strategic application of information technology, Doyle supports the company mission of delivering reliable energy to Australians, ensuring that all digital assets remain aligned with the broader business objectives of the firm.

Natasha Cuthbert, the Group Chief People Officer at Viva Energy Australia, architects the human capital strategy to attract and retain top talent across the refining and retail sectors. Overseeing organizational development, talent acquisition, and employee engagement programs, Cuthbert ensures that the workforce remains aligned with the safety and reliability standards of the company. This leadership role involves fostering a culture of excellence that supports the 120-year history of the organization while preparing staff for the future of energy. By implementing comprehensive training initiatives, Natasha Cuthbert drives professional growth and operational competence throughout the business. The Group Chief People Officer collaborates with the executive team to design compensation structures and performance management systems that incentivize high-impact contributions. Through the strategic management of human resources, Cuthbert secures the organizational capability required to deliver essential energy services to Australians nationwide.