Driving sustainable investment in African Mining

Dinah McLeod

Director General Cobalt Institute

Dinah comes with a wealth of experience in sustainability and expertise in leadership, strategic planning, and membership liaison having previously served as the CEO of the Global Cement and Concrete Association where she was responsible for overseeing membership relations, external communications, policy, and strategy. 

Throughout her career, Dinah worked for a range of development and public policy projects at the World Bank, as well as lead business and sustainability practices at think tanks, leadership initiatives, and private sector. 

A dual Canadian and British national, Dinah holds a Bachelor's degree from the Columbia University and a Master's degree from the Princeton School of Public and International Affairs. 


2025 Agenda Sessions

The symbiotic approach – strengthening global mineral supply through greater African industrialisati

  • What is the current state of financial mobilization available to producers, and how can additional avenues provide mutually strategic benefit?
  • What needs to be done to promote additional corridor development and regional market integration?
  • How can external partners act competitively within the African CRM space to properly deliver on Africa’s mineral potential?
  • Clustered development – in what ways will further industrialisation cataylse the development of connected economies & communities?

Tuesday 04 February 14:45 - 15:45 CTICC2

Intergovernmental Summit

Add to calendar 02/04/2025 14:45 02/04/2025 15:45 The symbiotic approach – strengthening global mineral supply through greater African industrialisati
  • What is the current state of financial mobilization available to producers, and how can additional avenues provide mutually strategic benefit?
  • What needs to be done to promote additional corridor development and regional market integration?
  • How can external partners act competitively within the African CRM space to properly deliver on Africa’s mineral potential?
  • Clustered development – in what ways will further industrialisation cataylse the development of connected economies & communities?
CTICC2 Africa/Johannesburg