DSL SYSTEMS OPERATIONS MANAGER DSL Systems have appointed Rob Sinclair as Operations Manager. Rob has a wealth of experience in operations and service through roles with Homag UK, Sky and UPS. This is a new position created at DSL due to continued growth and expansion. In this role Rob will become responsible for project scheduling, customer service and support, quality management, H&S and HR.


NEW MANAGING DIRECTOR FOR DE LACY EXECUTIVE De Lacy Executive, the Agriculture and Food Executive Recruitment specialist, has appointed Stuart Goodinson as its new Managing Director.


Stuart has over 30 years’ experience in the


agricultural supply industry. After studying at Seale Hayne, and a period in arable product sales and sales management he joined Technicrop where he had responsibility for business development, trading teams and laboratory analysis. He later moved to DairyCo (now AHDB


Dairy) leading the Knowledge Transfer function and for the last six years has been Country Manager for Lallemand Animal Nutrition in the UK, Ireland and South Africa. De Lacy Executive, is the principal recruitment specialist in the


Agriculture and Food sector operating in the UK and internationally. It has a proven track record in the appointment of industry professionals across all disciplines and at all levels from graduate trainee to chief executive. De Lacy was recently acquired by Canadian based, AgCareers.


com Canada, a part of the Farms.com group of companies. Farms.com is a supplier of technology based information products & services for the global agriculture and food industry. Other Farms.com businesses in the recruitment sector include AgCareers.com and CareersInFood. com. The purchase of De Lacy Executive will provide, to both clients and candidates, increased exposure to the business’s unique global search and selection recruitment services. John Davies the founder of De Lacy Executive will act as a


consultant until next year, enabling a smooth transition for clients and candidates.


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OBITUARY – DR JANICE HARLAND Feed Compounder is sad to report the death of Dr Janice Harland who passed away in February aged 62 after a short battle with cancer. Dr Harland graduated from Newcastle University with a BSc


in Agricultural Biochemistry and Nutrition, before taking a PhD on the effective use of fibre in animal feed and its effect on methane production. Her involvement in the feed sector began at British Sugar where


she was appointed as technical marketing manager for Trident Feeds, before being made British Sugar’s head of nutritionand director of The Sugar Bureau. Dr Harland played an active role in the British Society of Animal


Science (BSAS) of which she was the press officer for a number of years. She was also awarded the BSAS Sir John Hammond Memorial Prize in 1995 for her outstanding contribution to animal science. In 1996 Dr Harland joined Dalgety Agriculture as marketing


and technical manager before leaving two years later to start her own consultancy business advising on nutrition issues relating both to human food and animal feed. She was the joint author of two books on plant-based eating, and also worked part time lecturing on nutrition at Bath Spa University. In 2016 was made a Fellow of the Association for Nutritionists.


PANCOSMA APPOINTS NEW GLOBAL SALES DIRECTOR


Pancosma appoints Marcos Teixidó as Global Sales Director. After 20 years of working with Pancosma


as Sales Manager and regional Sales Director, Marcos Teixido is now appointed Global Sales Director. In his new role, he will manage sales and


distribution networks and coordinate them with upstream functions. The Global Sales Director is a member of Pancosma’s Executive Committee. With a turnover that has almost doubled in recent years, Pancosma


is continuously expanding its global presence and industrial footprint. Marcos’ challenge will be to maintain and develop this momentum by continuously bringing innovation to our customers.


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