New Lynas boss could take $2m | The West Australian
Incoming Lynas Corporation chief executive Amanda Lacaze could take home more than $2 million in her first year in the job if she meets performance targets.
thewest.com.auAmanda Lacaze, longtime CEO of Lynas Rare Earths, reportedly plans to retire after 12 years in the role, with a board-led process underway to select her successor. She intends to remain with the company through the current financial year to ensure a smooth transition.[1][2][3]
If you’d like, I can pull the latest updates from additional sources or provide a brief timeline of Lynas’ leadership transition and what it could mean for the company’s growth strategy.[4]