NEW CHIEF EXECUTIVE ANNOUNCED FOR THE AGRICULTURAL INDUSTRIES CONFEDERATION Robert Sheasby, currently NFU Regional Director for East Anglia, has been appointed to become Chief Executive of the AIC. Mr Sheasby will bring a wealth of experience in agriculture, politics and education to the post, which he will take
on later in 2018. He has been an NFU Regional Director in both the North West and East Anglia, thus has experienced contrasting types of agriculture. His role has meant he has had to engage with a wide range of stakeholders from UK and European politicians to various agencies and research organisations involved in the countryside. He is also a governor of Easton and Otley College. “AIC is delighted to have secured Robert to take on the role of Chief Executive,” said AIC Chairman Nick Major.
“He will succeed David Caffall, who was the Confederation’s first CEO and who has successfully developed AIC to its leading position within the agricultural industry today.” David Caffall will remain at AIC in the newly created part-time post of Policy Director.
NEW SECRETARY GENERAL FOR RUMA IN NEW YEAR Former AHDB Director of Knowledge Exchange Chris Lloyd has been announced as the successor to RUMA Secretary General John FitzGerald when he retires at the end of this year. Chris takes over from John in the immediate wake of a significant
breakthrough in responsible use of antibiotics in UK farming. This includes a record low in antibiotic sales to the farming industry and the publishing of a set of demanding targets to further reduce, refine or replace antibiotic use over the next three years. Chris, who succeeds John on 1 January 2018 after a month’s handover, has been immersed in the livestock sector throughout his
career. He graduated from Writtle Agricultural College then spent 16 years working for the National Sheep Association, holding various positions of influence at a technical and political level across the UK. In 1999 he was awarded a Nuffield Farming Scholarship to study
the sheep industries of South Africa, Australia and New Zealand. Chris joined EBLEX in 2003 to deliver firstly the Sheep, then the Beef Better Returns Programme. He latterly held other positions including Director for Knowledge
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Exchange across all AHDB sectors and more recently led AHDB activity on AMR across the three livestock sectors (Pork, Dairy and Beef & Lamb) before leaving the levy board in July this year.
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