In an internal rotation the BioMar Group
has appointed the R&D Director for BioMar Norway Håvard Jørgensen as new
Global R&D Director, while Patrick Campbell takes over as Managing Director
of BioMar UK replacing Guy Mace, who retires. At the same time Roger Hendry
will join BioMar as Global Technical Director.
"We have over the last years invested
in building a strong global R&D organization, which is a fundamental
element in our continued expansion process. We are already now seeing the
benefits of this in many of our most important markets with strong and
innovative concepts like QARDIO, TRI-X, SYMBIO, and ORBIT entering the markets.
Håvard Jørgensen will, with his strong management and R&D background, be
able to continue that process," said Carlos Diaz.
Patrick Campbell has been with BioMar since 1998. Since 2011 he has been Global R&D Director for BioMar and has taken the lead in establishing a Global R&D team.
"We are very pleased that Patrick
Campbell has accepted the challenge to continue the successful work of Guy Mace
as Managing Director in Scotland. Patrick Campbell is already located in
Scotland and he has an in-depth knowledge of the UK market and the very
specific requirements of our customers in this market. Combined with his
international career in BioMar this give him a solid platform for taking over
the position as Managing Director for BioMar UK," said Carlos Diaz.
At the same time Roger Hendry joins the BioMar Group as Global Technical Director.
"Roger Hendry comes to BioMar with a very solid technical profile and long international career in feed manufacturing. His experience reaches from steering global investment projects to hands-on experience in feed manufacturing for fish and shrimp. Roger Hendry will therefore become a very important contributor in a time, where we have several big investment projects being implemented in different parts of the world," concluded Carlos Diaz.
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| Håvard Jørgensen, new Global R&D Director |
"I am very pleased that we have been
able to fill the important positions both as head of our activities in the
United Kingdom and as head of our Global R&D with very strong internal
candidates, and at the same time attract a strong experienced profile for the
role as Global Technical Director. It will provide both continuity and a strong
focus on further development to the benefit of our customers," commented
Carlos Diaz, CEO of the BioMar Group.
Håvard Jørgensen started in BioMar in 2000 and worked until 2006 with feed formulation and product development. In 2006 he left BioMar to become first Assisting Director, and later from 2007, General Manager of NSL, the Norwegian Seafood Association. In 2012 he returned to BioMar as R&D Director for BioMar Norway.
Håvard Jørgensen started in BioMar in 2000 and worked until 2006 with feed formulation and product development. In 2006 he left BioMar to become first Assisting Director, and later from 2007, General Manager of NSL, the Norwegian Seafood Association. In 2012 he returned to BioMar as R&D Director for BioMar Norway.
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| Patrick Campbell, new Managing Director of BioMar UK |
Patrick Campbell has been with BioMar since 1998. Since 2011 he has been Global R&D Director for BioMar and has taken the lead in establishing a Global R&D team.
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| Guy Mace will be retiring |
At the same time Roger Hendry joins the BioMar Group as Global Technical Director.
"Roger Hendry comes to BioMar with a very solid technical profile and long international career in feed manufacturing. His experience reaches from steering global investment projects to hands-on experience in feed manufacturing for fish and shrimp. Roger Hendry will therefore become a very important contributor in a time, where we have several big investment projects being implemented in different parts of the world," concluded Carlos Diaz.
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