Vedanta Aluminium announced on Monday the appointment of its CEO, John Slaven, as Vice-Chairman of the International Aluminium Institute (IAI).
In his new role, Slaven will spearhead global initiatives to highlight aluminium’s crucial role in the transition to zero-carbon energy. “Aluminium has already proven itself essential in the global transition to a net zero future…The IAI has undertaken stellar efforts in this regard, and I look forward to working with my fellow board members and colleagues to reinforce aluminium as the definitive metal of the future,” Slaven stated.
The IAI represents the primary aluminium industry worldwide, focusing on raising awareness about the industry’s operations, advocating for responsible production, and promoting the significant benefits of aluminium in advancing greener technologies. The organization includes the world’s leading bauxite, alumina, and aluminium companies among its members.
John Slaven brings over three decades of experience in the metals, mining, and modern manufacturing industries to his new position. Vedanta Aluminium, a leading aluminium producer, manufactured 2.37 million tonnes in FY24 and is known for producing value-added aluminium products essential for core industries. 
