ANPARIO ANNOUNCES APPOINTMENT OF RUMINANT TECHNICAL MANAGER Anpario is pleased to welcome David Wilde as Product Technical Manager Ruminant.
Based at Manton Wood, David will be
responsible for developing Anpario’s ruminant products throughout the world. David has significant sales, technical and commercial experience and has initiated successful technology developments. His commercial and technical knowledge in the key markets will bring invaluable leadership and vision in
progressing and implementing Anpario’s ambitions, to significantly develop the technical offering and together with the sales teams, grow the ruminant sales business. David will report to Wendy Wakeman, Group Technical Director.
David has a BSc Hons Degree in Agricultural Science and Animal Science from Leeds University. David is a Cow Signals Master Trainer, currently President of the Society Feed Technologists and he sits on the council for BSAS (British Society Animal Science).
HARPERS FEEDS COMMITS TO THE NEXT GENERATION BY JOINING THE 5% CLUB Harpers Feeds has showcased its commitment to the next generation by joining The 5% Club, an industry led initiative focussed on driving momentum into the recruitment of apprentices, graduates and sponsored students. The aim of the campaign is to tackle both the chronic skills shortage and youth unemployment in Britain and help the country remain at the forefront of innovation. Harpers Feeds is a well-respected employer in the Holsworthy,
North Devon area, with over 75 staff who already invest heavily in the training and development of their staff. Tina Collins, Finance & HR Manager explained “We have people queuing up to join us as a Company but often find they are lacking the type of skills we require as a business. Previously we have employed University graduates in our sales team and then developed their commercial skills through an on- site programme working alongside experienced Feed Specialists and Nutritionists. The new Apprenticeship Levy has given us an opportunity to re-think our attitude to apprenticeships”.
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Picture above shows (from left to right): Gareth Johnson, Ellie Martyn & Alex Bayley.
“For the first time ever, we have recruited a young person to
join us as Business Administration Apprenticeship. Ellie Martyn, age 16, will attend Petroc College, Barnstaple one day a work for formal study and will work four days a week with us covering all aspects of the business as an Office Junior”. “We have also had to look carefully at how we can fill our skills
gaps, in particular LGV Drivers as there is a National shortage which is only predicted to worsen. As a result, we have just enrolled two of our Mill workers, Gareth Johnson & Alex Bayley, on an LGV driver apprenticeship with TransPlant Mastertrain of Exeter in conjunction with Exeter College so that we can home-grow our own drivers. Again if this is successful, it an area we are keen to develop”.
NEW EDITORIAL ASSISTANT AT FEED COMPOUNDER The team at Feed Compounder has been joined by the next generation in the family, with the appointment of Ryan Mounsey as Editorial Assistant. Ryan, 25, an honours graduate from the
University of Reading, has been running his own nutritional supplements company for the
past two years. He previously worked in marketing, specialising in web-based promotion.
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