
White Noise Communications, one of Australia’s leading capital markets communications consultancies, has announced a series of senior leadership appointments that strengthen the firm’s foundation for national and international growth.
As part of a structured succession and expansion strategy, Fiona Marshall has been elevated to the newly created role of Director, Strategic Communications & ESG.
This move positions Fiona to take on an expanded leadership role as part of the firm’s long-term succession planning and growth journey. She will work closely with Founder and Managing Director, Amalie Schreurs, to scale the Company’s footprint.
“Fiona brings a rare combination of deep ESG knowledge, regulatory insight, and senior advisory capability,” said Amalie Schreurs. “This is a pivotal move as we evolve White Noise from a boutique consultancy into an IP-led growth partner for listed companies.”
Fiona has advised a broad range of ASX and internationally listed companies from small-cap to large-cap, and across the mining, clean energy, industrials and critical minerals sectors from her career in Equities at Goldman Sachs International, based in London.
In addition to providing strategic investor relations advice to corporate clients, she was responsible for targeted product advisory into large hedge funds and institutions and drove content curation for Goldman Sachs’ data-led ESG platform for institutional investors. She has led initiatives for White Noise on ESG, stakeholder mapping and corporate sustainability, and brings over 15 years’ experience across policy, investor engagement and capital markets communications.
Amalie founded White Noise in 2016 and has led the company through sustained growth, working alongside boards and founders to shape market narratives, deliver capital market transactions, and position high-growth companies for visibility and trust. Under her leadership, the company has grown into a national player supporting IPOs, M&A, ESG communications, and investor storytelling through a blend of strategy, design, and performance reporting.
In addition, the Company announced two key senior promotions, reflecting the depth of talent driving White Noise’s continued evolution:
- Jason Mack has been promoted to Senior Communications Advisor. With over 15 years’ experience in stockbroking and a strong focus on mining and exploration, Jason brings a deep understanding of equity markets and investor behaviour. He previously held a senior investor relations role with ASX- and Nasdaq-listed Ioneer Limited (ASX: INR, Nasdaq: IONR), supporting the development of the Rhyolite Ridge Lithium-Boron Project in Nevada, USA. He also served as CEO of an Australian private exploration company with copper, gold and base metals projects in Argentina.
At White Noise, Jason draws on his strong background in equity markets, investor relations, corporate disclosure, and strategic messaging to lead major ASX market announcements and support complex transaction communications. He brings a practical understanding of client operational dynamics and experience in crafting investor-facing content that resonates with brokers, shareholders, and media alike.
- Oskar Wallace has been promoted to Head of Creative, following several years of leading the company’s graphic design team. Oskar brings a unique ability to translate complex financial and strategic narratives into visually engaging formats, helping clients communicate with impact and clarity across multiple stakeholder groups.
In his expanded role, Oskar will lead the company’s creative direction as White Noise continues to grow across markets and digital platforms. He will collaborate closely with the existing in-house team of designers, videographers, web developers, and social media specialists to deliver fully integrated campaigns.
This end-to-end creative capability is a key differentiator in White Noise’s offering — enabling clients to align brand, investor messaging, and market communications through a single strategic lens.
“These appointments reflect our continued focus on building depth and capability across the business,” added Schreurs. “They reinforce our commitment to evolving with the needs of our clients and to scaling with purpose as the capital markets communications landscape changes.”






