#HEROES AND GENERALS HACKS NOVEMBER 2015 PROFESSIONAL#

He has developed a strong understanding of wool production and the challenges and opportunities faced by the industry. Mr Henderson is a first-generation farmer and together with his wife started Avington Merino in 1996. Noel Henderson was elected to the AWI Board in November 2019. Georgia is an inclusive, empathetic leader who has a passion for growing and leading people, inspiring teams to reach great heights. More recently, Georgia was part of the senior executive team that successfully drove the department store through the height of the COVID-19 crisis and has experience in both change management and retail transformation.ДЄ creative problem solver and highly effective communicator, Georgia thrives on establishing high-performing teams and has significant experience presenting and engaging at Executive Committee and Board level. Joining David Jones at the height of transformation, Georgia has built brand equity with a focus on premium positioning, navigated the consumer shift towards digital, and developed an entrepreneurial culture within the team to drive growth. Georgia has driven the marketing function of some of AustraliaвЂ™s leading retail brands and now leads the marketing and brand division of AustraliaвЂ™s premium department store David Jones. She has over 18 years experience across all marketing disciplines including marketing strategy, branding, customer segmentation, customer research and insights, media planning and buying, e-commerce, digital and growth marketing, public relations, creative direction and content, customer experience and CRM/loyalty strategies combined with a Masters in Marketing from the Melbourne Business School.

#HEROES AND GENERALS HACKS NOVEMBER 2015 PROFESSIONAL#

Georgia Hack is an accomplished retail marketing and business professional with a proven track record of building brand equity and driving profitable growth. Georgia Hack was electedВ to the AWI Board in November 2021. Research Development Education & Extension Committee He aims to direct his skills at driving profitability in the wool industry. Mr Laurie has long term experience in the agriculture industry, and also ten years of board and agricultural policy experience.

Through his role at the National Farmers Federation, he was exposed to international trade negotiations that are very important to the profitability of Australian agriculture. During this period, he gained experience and training in both corporate governance and as a director. He spent four years as President of the NSW Farmers Association and two and a half years as President of the National Farmers Federation. Mr Laurie has also been actively involved in agricultural policy and lobbying since 2000. Mr Laurie and his family operate a farming business that consists of wool, lamb, beef and grain on properties at Walcha, Bendemeer and Gunnedah. He was appointed as Chairman of the AWI Board on 30 June 2021 following Ms GarnseyвЂ™s resignation as Chairman. Mr Laurie was elected to the Board in November 2015.

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