The Commodity Watch management has a range of experience in journalism and the sectors served by the websites.

EMMA MILTON joined Commodity Watch in November 2004 as CEO, prior to this she spent five years as a manager in the Mining and Metals Advisory team at Standard Bank in London. While there she advised on acquisitions and mergers as well as project finance. She was also responsible for managing assets sales, carrying out valuations and doing research. Before that she was technical assistant to Andrew Woollett at Reunion Mining for three years from when the company listed in London to when it was acquired for US$84 million by Anglo American. Emma graduated in Geology at Birmingham University before taking a Masters in Mineral Resources at Cardiff University.

CHARLES WYATT started his career as a brokers' analyst before moving to the Financial Times where he wrote on a number of financial columns including Lex.  He then up his own consultancy, Wyatt Associates, to act as representative for a number of Australian resource companies in London. When one of these companies acquired a controlling interest in Clogau Gold he was appointed managing director before it listed on London's Unlisted Securities Market - the precursor of the AIM market - in 1984.  He later reverted to Wyatt Associates which had an eclectic mix of farming, freelance journalism and publicity. In 1998 he founded Minesite and worked for it full time after a successful fund raising in 2000.