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Critical elements of agri-sector governance and their relevance to wider, mainstream governance.
Andrew Morrison brings his experience in the agricultural sector to discuss the implications of “industry good” set against challenges of multiple issues in the sector, for example the Zero Carbon Bill and essential freshwater legislation.
What are the needs of boards in the agri-sector right now, what might that look like in another five to 10 years’ time and how can the challenges other sectors are facing help agri-sector boards anticipate new risks? What can we learn from the unique and positive characteristics of agri-business owners and what does their experience in their own enterprises bring to the board table?
Andrew Morrison is a Southland based sheep and beef farmer, who together with his wife Lisa, currently farms 1030 hectares of sheep and beef breeding/finishing farms in Otago and Southland. He currently serves in the industry good space as Chair of Beef+Lamb New Zealand Ltd and is the Chair of the Board and farmer-elected Director of the Southern South Island Farmer Council of Beef + Lamb New Zealand.
Andrew is also chair of the New Zealand Meat board and director on the board of Balance Agri-Nutrients, Ovis Management Ltd, Wool Research Organisation of New Zealand and Pastoral Greenhouse Gas Research Consortium. He is also a member of the Farming Leaders Group and the newly created Food and Fibre Partnership Group.
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Philippa Murrell
Otago Southland Branch Manager
+64 3 955 5899
+64 27 772 2013
otago.branch@iod.org.nz
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Members — $45.00
Non-members — $60.00
