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CONFERENCE PROGRAM
The Australian Grains
Industry Conference
2021
Gold Sponsors:
RECONNECT • REIGNITE • REVITALISE
The Australian Grains
Industry Conference
Welcome 2021
Welcome to AGIC 2021. We can't wait for you to explore the easy-to-navigate,
intuitive software platform, and enjoy the real-life opportunities to connect,
learn and engage.
Please note, the platform is best viewed through the CHROME browser.
How to connect
STEP
1
On the day of the conference,
click on the conference link
provided and then click ENTER
HERE
STEP
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Sign in with your
registered email
& PIN
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IMPORTANT step - you will not
STEP be able to watch presentations or
connect with other delegates if
you choose to decline these
settings. Please do not skip this
Adjust your microphone and
step!
camera settings
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Your personal Airtouch device will
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How to navigate 2021
STEP
You’re in!
5 LIVE SUPPORT
At any time of the day, LIVE SUPPORT is available.
Simply click LIVE SUPPORT and it will lead you to the technical support
chat room.
For general inquiries about the event contact: events@ausgrainsconf.com
AGIC Auditorium Lobby
Head to the Auditorium Lobby to find the sessions. Watching is simple, click on the session you would like
to join. You will then be taken to the Main Stage.
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AGIC Exhibition Hall 2021
This event would not be possible without our sponsors and exhibitors, so we encourage you to
visit the virtual Exhibition Hall.
When visiting the virtual exhibition, you can view all available exhibitors, either by scrolling or by
performing a search.
Once a specific stand is selected, you can:
• Request a text conversation or video meeting with the exhibitor rep
• View exhibitor brochures and videos
• Connect, allowing both you and the exhibitor to download contact information
Our Exhibitors
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AGIC Resource Gallery 2021
The Resource Gallery accumulates all the documents uploaded by different exhibitors participating in AGIC
2021. The link to the Resource Gallery can be found within the Main Lobby.
Update your profile
Click on AIRTouch
Click on the small round head shot/ initials
Click on my settings
You can add you image and update your profile
AGIC Grain Games
The Grain Games will run through the two LIVE days. As you engage, chat to
delegates, visit exhibitors, ask questions and explore the conference, you'll win points.
The more you engage, the more points you win. And keep an eye on the
Leaderboard. The Top Three Leaders at 5pm (AEST) on Tuesday 7th September will
win a $100 Voucher and hamper.
Let the GRAIN GAMES begin! Good luck!
PLUS
A GIFT
HAMPER
$100
GIFT CARD
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Networking/Chat Functionality 2021
The LIVE days are a great opportunity to network with other delegates, exhibitors and presenters.
This feature is only available on the 6th and 7th September.
To enter the networking space, head through the Network Hub from the Main Lobby.
AGIC GrainCorp Network Hub
GrainCorp Network Hub: The Network Hub contains a list of all
delegates and you can search by name or company. If you
would like to connect, simply click on the attendees, and a pop
up box will appear, allowing you to start a video, audio or chat
conversation with one or more delegates.
AGIC Group Chat
AGIC Group Chat: Share your thoughts on the day, let us know where you
are dialling in from, or for those working from home, why not share an
image of your beloved pet.
We would love to see the 'Animals of AGIC'!
And remember the more you chat and engage, the more points you win in
our Grain Games.
If you would like to connect privately with fellow delegates 1 on 1 or in small
groups, head over to the GrainCorp Networking Hub.
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Contents 2021
Welcome 2
How to connect 2
How to navigate 3
AGIC Exhibition Hall 4
AGIC Resource Gallery 5
Update your profile 5
AGIC Grain Games 5
Networking/Chat Functionality 6
AGIC GrainCorp Network Hub 6
AGIC Group Chat 6
AGIC Committee 7
Welcome from your Conference Hosts 8
Sponsors 12
AGIC Technical Program - Monday 13
AGIC Technical Program - Tuesday 15
Conference Speakers 17
Sponsor Profiles 27
AGIC Committee
Nick Goddard - CEO, AOF and Pulse Australia Daniel Marsh - Deputy CEO, Financial and
Julia O’Keeffe - Company Secretary, Energy Exchange (FEX) Group
Grain Trade Australia Michelle Kerr - Grain Services Manager,
Pat O’Shannassy - CEO, Grain Trade Australia Riordan Grain Services
Tim Ross - Projects/Operations Manager, Simon Tickner - Owner, Yellow Grain Pty Ltd
Grain Trade Australia Neredith Comrie - Conference Manager, AGIC
Richard Perkins - General Manager of Business
Development, Advisory and For information regarding the conference or general
Marketing, Market Check enquiries please email events@ausgrainsconf.com
Note: It should not be construed that the Conference and/or the host organisations support or endorse the views and/or products/services that are
displayed/promoted by sponsors, exhibitors or speakers. The views, information and products presented by sponsors, exhibitors or speakers are those of
their respective organisation and they are responsible for the accuracy or otherwise of the information provided and/or presented to the Conference. The
Conference and/or the host organisations are not responsible for, nor liable for, the results incurred from their use.
Likewise it should not be construed that any individual sponsors, exhibitors or speakers support or endorse the views and/or products/services that are
displayed/promoted by other sponsors, exhibitors or speakers.
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Welcome from your Conference Hosts
Australian Oilseeds Federation (AOF)
As co-host of the Australian Grains Industry Conference, the Australian Oilseeds Federation
(AOF) once again welcomes you to this year's Conference.
Having demonstrated resilience and flexibility in adapting to COVID-19 during 2020, this time
last year we would have envisaged a different scenario for 2021. 12 months on, the sector Australian Oilseeds
continues to respond to and cope with the challenges of a COVID world. Despite the difficulties Federation
of operating in an environment of lockdowns and border closures, shipping challenges and
global tensions, the Australia agricultural sector has provided a very bright and optimistic
business environment for the grains and oilseed sector. With 2020 proving to be the much-
needed 'drought breaker' for much of the country, replenishing bank accounts across the value
chain, 2021 is shaping up to be an even bigger, brighter and more profitable year for the sector.
The domestic oilseed sector has been one of the 'stars' of this season, with record planting for
canola, continued growth in safflower and a return to solid areas planted for soybeans and
sunflowers on the back of good summer rain in the north and more affordable water in the
MIA.
Internationally, the oilseed complex has experienced unprecedented volatility, with soybeans
reaching multi-year highs and canola prices at record highs. The impact of drought-induced
Canadian canola shortages combined with greater demand for biodiesel in the US and EU,
continued soft rapeseed production in the EU and a drop in the AUD has created the perfect
environment for Australian canola growers, with prices nudging AUD $1,000/tonne.
The buoyancy in the sector has created a strong platform for continued investment in oilseed
capability, spanning breeding, agronomy, processing and end use markets. The confidence has
also spread to export opportunities, with exports of crude and processed oil reaching a record
high over the past 12 months. The opportunity to 'value add' domestically and export oil rather
than seed provides for stronger returns for the industry and a greater base for further
investment.
The AOF continues to lead the oilseeds industry, promoting the development of the industry
and supporting its growth through providing services to members, facilitating linkages between
participants and encouraging the industry to work together for the betterment of all.
An example of this leadership is the establishment of Sustainable Grain Australia, an initiative to
simplify and reduce costs for growers and exporters associated with ISCC certification of
canola and other grains. Between Sustainable Grain Australia and CBH, 5000 grain farms were
certified under ISCC in 2020, delivering over 3 million tonnes across canola, barley, oats and
lupins.
The AOF continues to support the industry through its participation in industry and
government bodies. Over the past 12 months, under the stewardship of the AOF, the Australian
oilseed industry developed the next 5 year Strategic Plan to set clear goals and pathways to
ensure the industry continues to grow and prosper through a common vision and cooperation
between all sectors.
I hope you enjoy the learning and virtual networking opportunities provided by this year's
Australian Grains Industry Conference.
Rosemary Richards
President, Australian Oilseeds Federation
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Grain Trade Australia (GTA)
On behalf of Grain Trade Australia (GTA), and during GTA's 30th birthday celebrations I would
like to welcome you to AGIC 2021. This is our second “virtual” conference following the
successful AGIC Live 2020.
The grain industry story prior to 2020/21 has been one of years of severe drought in eastern
Australia. Thankfully, Australian grain production recovered in 2020/21 season to 58 million
tonnes, the second largest crop on record.
It has been a monumental effort by Australian grain supply participants, including GTA
members to efficiently receive, store and move this large crop to demand points within
Australia and across the globe, while ensuring the grain quality and food safety throughout the
supply chain. The industry has been truly tested in the past year, and I am pleased to report
has passed the test. This highlights the importance and value of GTA's core mission the
'facilitation of trade', the ability for industry participants to appropriately manage risk and the
willingness of GTA members to support an effective industry driven self-regulatory framework.
2021 saw GTA hold the first Australian Grain Supply Chain Summit to launch an important
strategy called “Modernising the grain supply chain - from drought, through Covid-19 to 2030”,
developed by GTA to enhance industry, through strategic efficiency gains in the value chain.
The rationale is simple; improving the efficiency of the grain supply chain improves the value of
every tonne of grain that moves through it. That value will flow to all participants in the supply
chain.
In 2021, GTA published the Standards for Empty Container Inspection in collaboration with
DAWE and Shipping Australia Ltd to provide guidance on the acceptable quality of containers.
We also established a Domestic Sector Council in 2021 that will focus on the largest single
“destination” for Australian grain - Australia. The GTA Domestic Sector Council now joins the
Australian Grain Exporters Council (AGEC) as Sector Councils of GTA
The work of GTA continues to deliver benefits to the grain industry. As the world is getting
more complicated, the facilitation of trade grows in importance and becomes more challenging.
GTA's products and services, including Australian Grain Industry Code of Practice, provide the
foundations upon which our industry and value chains can operate with confidence and
integrity in our transactions and product quality.
In difficult times engagement with customers, consumers and colleagues is as important as
ever. AGIC conferences have an important role in this. In March 2021, AGIC Asia was held as a
virtual conference with over 600 delegates from 25 countries attending on-line for the event
which highlighted Australian grain and the quality assurance process in the grain supply chain.
I must thank our Technical Committees, and Sector Council Members and the GTA Board who
all volunteer their time. These contributions result in a GTA that works, is representative of its
members and is fundamental to the 'can-do' culture of GTA and our industry.
This conference is an enormous undertaking. I would like to thank our Conference organisers,
Program Committee, our speakers and GTA staff. These people have worked very hard to put
together such a high calibre and engaging program on such a vibrant virtual platform.
I must thank our sponsors for their unwavering support. We say it every year, and it remains
true, without our sponsors, we would not be able to bring you AGIC events! Please show your
support for them as well.
Please move around the AGIC platform and engage with our sponsors and network with your
fellow delegates in the chat rooms, ask questions of our speakers, and have a great conference.
Remember the conference content will be able to delegates for a further 30 days.
I am confident AGIC 2021 will deliver an opportunity to Reconnect, Reignite and Revitalize
albeit in a virtual format!
Yours sincerely
Andrew Goyder
Chairman, Grain Trade Australia
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Pulse Australia
On behalf of Pulse Australia, welcome to AGIC Live 2021. Last year, we congratulated ourselves
on being able to 'pivot' in a COVID-19 environment and hold AGIC as a virtual event. The word
'pivot' has almost disappeared from the COVID-19 lexicon, as we have all now adapted to life
with COVID. The organisers of AGIC 2021 have once again done a fantastic job in being able to
bring this annual event to the industry in a virtual format, under challenging circumstances.
This year's conference program, as always, has a wide range of excellent speakers and topics,
and I am particularly pleased to be involved in opening Day 2 on consumer driven trends and
the opportunities these present for agriculture. The grains industry exists for one reason only -
that being to put food on people's plates. The consumer truly is the decision maker and
recognition of the changing consumer trends is essential to understand how this is shaping the
grains value chain. One only has to look at the current debate around meat and meat
analogues, or the increase in focus on sustainability in the grains industry, to appreciate how
consumer trends shape what we grow, how we grow it, who will buy it, and for what purpose.
The pulse industry is at the forefront of some of these consumer trends and is itself adapting
to the changing needs. The demand for plant-based protein is changing the mindset around
the role of pulses with the high protein levels in pulses being recognised as core inputs to new
and emerging plant-based foods. Australia is seeing significant investment in this area, with one
recently completed protein extraction plant already looking to expand, and another multi-
million-dollar protein extraction facility recently announced. These investments are testament
to the confidence of these companies in the future of the Australian pulse industry, and this
confidence permeates the whole industry.
This confidence continues to grow, despite restricted access to our main market, India, and the
challenges with shipping over the past 18-months. The 2020 harvest and export program were
very strong, as growers resumed more typical rotations with a confidence that the drought
conditions had subsided. This year's crop is looking equally as promising, albeit with 8 - 12
weeks to go for harvest, and the BOM forecasting a wetter than average Spring.
On the broader industry front, the establishment of Grains Australia Limited will change the
grains industry representative body landscape markedly over the next 12 - 24 months. Pulse
industry participants can be assured Pulse Australia is committed to a sustainable and value-
creating industry good company to ensure we remain a globally recognised high quality
producer of grains.
On behalf of the Board of Pulse Australia, enjoy the excellent program of speakers and
thought-provoking topics on offer at this year's Conference.
Georgie Aley
Chair, Pulse Australia
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AGIC Technical Program 2021
MONDAY 6 SEPTEMBER 2021 Session times in AEST.
From 11.00am DELEGATE ARRIVAL & NETWORKING
EXHIBITION OPEN
12.00pm - 12.45pm Exhibitor Showcase
12.45pm - 1.00pm Meet Your Exhibitors
1.00pm - 1.45pm Welcome and Opening Address:
Welcome to AGIC 2021: Stephen Thompson, Partner, HFW
Official Conference Opening: Mr Andrew Goyder, Chair, Grain Trade Australia
Keynote Address: The Hon Dan Tehan MP, Minister for Trade, Tourism &
Investment, Federal Member for Wannon
1.45pm Welcome
Hon David Littleproud MP, Minister for Agriculture and Northern Australia,
Deputy Leader of the National Party
1.45pm - 2.10pm Session 2: Reigniting: a global economic outlook
Adelaide Timbrell, Senior Economist, ANZ Research
2.10pm - 2.20pm BREAK sponsored by Holding Redlich
Visit the Exhibit Hall
2.20pm - 2.55pm Session 3: Talking commodities: Global drivers and Aussie impacts
Introduced via: Stephen Thompson, Partner, HFW
Joe Lardy, Research Analyst, CHS Global Research, USA
Nick Carracher, CEO, Lachstock Consulting
3.00pm - 3.30pm Session 4A: Q & A, Talking commodities: Global drivers and Aussie impacts
Facilitator: Jason Craig, Chief Marketing & Trading Officer, CBH Group
Joe Lardy, Research Analyst, CHS Global Research, USA
Nick Carracher, CEO, Lachstock Consulting
Adelaide Timbrell, Senior Economist, ANZ Research
3.30pm - 4.00pm Session 4B: Revitalising & Modernising the supply chain
Session sponsored by Port of Melbourne
Facilitator: Pat O'Shannassy, CEO, Grain Trade Australia
Sean Barker, GM, Domestic Commercial, GrainCorp Limited
Shaun Mooney, Executive General Manager Commercial, Port of Melbourne
Kurt Wilkinson, GM Commercial Commodities & Intermodal Division,
Fletchers International Exports
4.00pm - 4.15pm BREAK sponsored by ASX
Visit the Exhibit Hall
4.15pm - 5.05pm Session 5: Going for Gold
Session sponsored by GrainCorp Limited
Facilitator: Michael Whitehead, Head of Agribusiness Insights,
ANZ Client Insights & Solutions (CIS), ANZ
Kieren Perkins, former Olympian and business leader
Day 1 Closing Comments
Rosemary Richards, President, Australian Oilseeds Federation
5.05pm - 5.30pm Breakout Room
Grab a drink and be spontaneously seated at a table with colleagues
Program subject to change without notice
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right through to end product analysis and evaluation. With the
business now in its 32nd year, we are continuing to show our
commitment to the industry through AGIC.
In order to differentiate your product for your customers, the
provision of quality information is vital and to service this
requirement, Agrifood consists of proud and passionate staff who
have been involved in the testing of wheat and flour for many
years. This experience enables quality information to be issued
with the assurance that there is a wealth of knowledge behind the
numbers on your certificates. Agrifood continues to invest in the
latest technology available to ensure our methods will meet the
ever increasing International demands and is now in a position to
provide you with results faster whilst not compromising on the
quality you have come to expect. All methodology used at
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or international recognised methods. Contact us to find out more
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Agrifood Technology has extensive NATA accreditation for most of
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Agrifood Technology remains committed to providing analytical
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TUESDAY 7 SEPTEMBER 2021 Session times in AEST.
9.00am - 9.30am ARRIVAL and EXHIBIT
Visit the Exhibit Hall
9.30am - 9.35am Day 2 Opening Comments
Georgie Aley, Chair, Pulse Australia
9.35am - 10.05am Session 6: Consumer driven trends and opportunities for Australian Agriculture
Chair: Brent Scott, Stewardship Manager, Gentech Seeds
Jane Wardle, Sustainability Manager, CBH Group
Nick Hazell, CEO, v2food
10.05am - 10.35am Session 7A: Live Q & A Sustainability and Innovation
Facilitator: Brent Scott, Stewardship Manager, Pioneer Seeds
Jane Wardle, Sustainability Manager, CBH Group
Nick Hazell, CEO, v2food
10.35am - 11.25am Session 7B: Diversifying grains: embracing diversity in our industry
Intro: Georgie Aley, Chair, Pulse Australia
Carolyn Chudleigh, Partner, HFW
Simone Tilley, National General Manager of Retail Broker Distribution, ANZ
Brianna Peake, Chief External Relations Officer, CBH Group
11.25am - 11.45am BREAK sponsored by TT Club Mutual
Visit the Exhibit Hall
11.45am - 12.30pm Session 8: CEOs in Conversation
Facilitator: Ellen Fanning, award winning public affairs journalist
Robert Spurway, CEO, GrainCorp Limited
Rob Rogers, CEO, Allied Pinnacle
12.30pm - 12.40pm BREAK sponsored by Planet
Visit the Exhibit Hall
12.40pm - 1.30pm Session 9: Digging deep: exploring the relationship between diplomacy, politics
and trade
Facilitator: Ellen Fanning, award winning public affairs journalist
Professor the Hon Bob Carr, Former Australian Foreign Minister and former
Premier of NSW. Industry professor, Institute for Sustainable Futures and
UTS Business School.
1.30pm - 2.00pm LUNCH sponsored by IKON Commodities
Visit the Exhibit Hall
Breakout Room
Grab A Seat at a Networking Table
2.00pm - 2.30pm Session 10: Competition in the Agricultural Sector
Facilitator: Stephen Thompson, Partner, HFW
Mick Keogh, Deputy Chair, ACCC
2.35pm - 3.20pm Session 11: NextGen: taking the reins, looking to the future
Facilitator: Geoff Farnsworth, Partner, Holding Redlich
Matt Kelly, CEO, KW & WM Kelly & Sons
Adam Robinson, General Manager, Robinson Grains
3.20pm - 3.30pm Conference Closing Comments
Pat O'Shannassy, CEO, Grain Trade Australia
Program subject to change without notice
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Conference Speakers 2021
Georgie Aley
Chair, Pulse Australia
Georgie Aley has held senior management and Non-Executive Director roles within the Australian food and
agribusiness sector for close to 15 years. She is a trusted advisor to Government, corporates, ASX listed and
industry/NFP associations, assisting Boards, and C-Suite to drive strategic positioning, facilitate sustainable
growth and deliver operational excellence. Georgie is the National Food & Agribusiness Sector Lead at
KPMG Australia specialising in the food and beverage FMCG and the agribusiness sector, prior to which she
held the role of CEO of the Australian Institute of Food Science and Technology and Managing Director of
the Grains & Legumes Nutrition Council. She also currently serves as a Non-Director of peak industry
associations Pulse Australia and Agribusiness Australia.
Sean Barker
GM, Domestic Commercial, GrainCorp Limited
Sean has over 20 years’ experience in the Ag industry with the last 14 of those with Graincorp working
across numerous commercial roles in grower services, trading and supply chain. In his current role as
General manager- Commercial for GrainCorp’s east coast grains business Sean’s responsibilities include all
commercial activities from the grower all the way through the supply chain to the FOB point.
Professor the Hon Bob Carr
Former Australian Foreign Minister and former Premier of
NSW, Industry professor, Institute for Sustainable Futures and
UTS Business School
Former Foreign Minister Bob Carr is the longest continuously serving Premier in New South Wales history.
He served as Minister for Planning and Environment 1984 to 1988 and as Leader of the Opposition from
1988 until his election as Premier in March 1995. He was re-elected in 1999 and 2003 securing an historic
third four-year term. He retired from state politics in 2005. During his 10 years the State Government set
new records for spending on infrastructure, became the first government in the State’s history to retire
debt, hosted the world’s best Olympics in 2000 and achieved the nation’s best school literacy levels.
In May 2019 he was appointed Professor of Industry in Climate and Business at the University of
Technology Sydney. Bob Carr is a Director of The Lysicrates Foundation and a Committee Member of the
UNSW Matraville Education Program Advisory Council.
Nick Carracher
CEO, Lachstock Consulting
In Nick’s 20+ years in trading and sales, he has gained extensive skills around derivative markets
(specialising in options and OTC products). Nicks’ familiarity with how producers, consumers and traders
work give him the unique ability to forward think and mitigate risk.
Nick was raised on a mixed farm in Lucindale, in the South East of South Australia. After studying
Agricultural Business and Management at the University of Sydney, he began his career as an Agricultural
advisor. For 6 years, he domestically and internationally traded physical grains and oilseeds, before moving
to Singapore to run ANZ’s Asian Agricultural trading desk. Nick joined Goldman Sachs in Singapore, later
moving to New York and trading exposure generated by the Commodity Index and investor products. Nick
relocated back to Australia to head up INTL FCStone’s advisory desk. Nick, his wife Kate and 3 children are
now happy to call Australia home again.
Carolyn Chudleigh
Partner, HFW
Carolyn Chudleigh is the Sydney office head of global law firm, HFW and the head of HFW's Construction
Group worldwide. Carolyn is also the Global Diversity and Equality Partner on HFW's Board. As a lawyer,
Carolyn's experience predominantly involves acting for developers and property funds in connection with
"new town" projects, agribusiness investments, mixed use developments and construction & infrastructure
projects. Carolyn describes herself as a "transactional lawyer" and has been practising law for nearly 30
years. Carolyn's practice extends from property & construction financing matters to the creation & delivery
of master-planned communities. Carolyn is a former Board member of the Property Council of Australia
(2007-2013) and is a frequent presenter of seminars on property, construction & real estate law. Carolyn's
interest in talent diversity and inclusion is being put into action in her role within HFW and she hopes to
encourage others to promote gender parity as a business imperative.
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Conference Speakers 2021
Jason Craig
Chief Marketing and Trading Officer, CBH Group
Jason was appointed Chief Marketing and Trading Officer in April 2012 and is responsible for CBH's
Marketing and Trading division.
Jason has vast experience in domestic and international grain markets, and customer relationships through
his previous roles of President Director with PT Eastern Pearl Flour Mills and as a Trading Manager with the
Grain Pool (now CBH Marketing and Trading).
Ellen Fanning
Award winning public affairs journalist
In her 20 years as an award winning public affairs journalist, Ellen Fanning has interviewed every Australian
Prime Minister from Sir John Grey Gorton to Malcolm Turnbull.
Ellen currently co-presents ABC TV’s “The Drum” and is regularly seen on ABC TV’s 730.
In the past, she has reported politics from Canberra to the White House while her broader career has taken
her to locations as diverse as the North Pole, an airline refueling fighter jets over Bosnia and a Collins Class
submarine deep in the Indian Ocean. She spent the first ten years of her career at the ABC where she
presented both the AM and PM current affairs radio programs. She also served as the ABC’s Washington
correspondent.
She was later a reporter on the Nine Network’s 60 Minutes and the last presenter of Nine’s Sunday program.
Geoff Farnsworth
Partner, Holding Redlich
Geoff is one of Australia’s leading transport and commodities lawyers with 25 years' experience in the field.
He has been recognised in the latest Chambers Asia-Pacific guide for providing strategic and effective legal
advice in the shipping space and has been listed in The Best Lawyers in Australia as a leading lawyer in
'Transportation Law', 'Shipping & Maritime Law' and 'Trade Law' since 2013.
Geoff is also listed in the ‘Leading Australian Shipping Lawyers 2016', ‘Maritime Lawyer Rankings – Australia
2017’ and 'Admiralty, Shipping & Maritime Law – Australia 2020' categories in Doyle’s Guide.
Geoff practices in complex commercial, disputes and regulatory matters for clients involved with Transport,
Agribusiness and Energy and Resources.
Andrew Goyder
Chair, Grain Trade Australia
Andrew Goyder was appointed to the GTA Board in August 2014 as a Level C Director. Andrew is a
Member of the Board’s Membership & AGIC Committees and an Approved GTA Arbitrator.
He has over 20 years industry experience encompassing grain production, the seed industry and the trade.
Previous roles include Regional Manager Southern WA with Grain Pool WA and involvement in the seed
industry and export canola industry with SGB Australia.
Andrew is currently Managing Director of Grain Link WA, established in September 1999. Prior to GTA
Andrew has a history of representative Committee and Director roles in the West Australian industry
including NACMA, CBH and GIWA.
Nick Hazell
CEO, v2food
Nick Hazell is an experienced food innovator, lecturer and consultant who is CEO & Founder of Australian
startup v2food. Launched nationally in October 2019, v2food has developed plant-based meat, building on
a close collaboration with CSIRO to create tasty, sustainable and healthy products.
Hazell holds a Master of Manufacturing from Cambridge University. He worked in aerospace and chocolate
manufacturing before moving into research and development in the food industry, working at global
multinationals in The Netherlands and Australia. He was R&D Director at Masterfoods and at PepsiCo
Australia and New Zealand, working on products like Grain Waves, Red Rock Deli, Sunbites and Smiths. He
lectures in the Bachelor of Creative Intelligence and Innovation at UTS and has consulted to CSIRO and the
meat industry.
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Matt Kelly
CEO, KW & WM Kelly & Sons
Matthew Kelly is the CEO of Kelly Grains based in the Finley NSW. He is a 4th generation Grain Merchant
and recently the Kelly family celebrated 80 years in grain. Matthew is a former President of Grain NSW and
has been on the GTA Transport, Storage & Ports Committee for over 9 years. He has also been on sub-
committees in developing the Grain Transport Code of Practice and DCT contract and is a GTA arbitrator.
Mick Keogh
Deputy Chair, ACCC
Mick Keogh was appointed to the ACCC in February 2016, and then as Deputy Chair of the ACCC in 2018,
with responsibility for Small Business and Agriculture.
Mick has a long and diverse history of involvement with the small business and agriculture sector, including
periods of employment as a business consultant, and in advocacy and advisory roles to policy makers and
governments. He is also currently a member of a number of Government and private sector boards.
Mick was awarded the Order of Australia Medal in 2015. He holds bachelors and masters’ degrees in
science, both obtained at the University of New South Wales, and a Doctor of Applied Science (honoris
causa) from Charles Sturt University.
Joe Lardy
Research Analyst, CHS Global Research, USA
Joe Lardy is a research analyst in the CHS Global Research group.
Lardy analyses a broad range of data that could potentially affect commodity markets, provides forecasts
and commentary for government-issued reports, and offers recommendations and insight to help
commercial and producer customers make better decisions.
Lardy has more than 23 years of experience in the ag industry. Before coming to CHS in 2014, he was with
Cargill in the Risk Management Group where he worked on developing trading strategies and marketing
commodity insights to hedge fund customers. Lardy holds a bachelor's degree in finance from St. Thomas
University.
The Hon David Littleproud MP
Minister for Agriculture and Northern Australia,
Deputy Leader of the National Party
The Hon. David Littleproud MP - Minister for Agriculture, Drought and Emergency Management was
elected to the House of Representatives for Maranoa, Queensland, in 2016.
He was born and raised in Chinchilla and has three boys: Tom, Hugh and Harry. He was educated at
Chinchilla State High School before finishing secondary education at Toowoomba Grammar School.
Over the past 20 years, he has owned a small business in Warwick and forged a career in agribusiness
while living and working in towns such as Miles, Nanango, Charleville, St George, Stanthorpe and Warwick.
This background provides him with an acute understanding of the important role small business and
agriculture plays in creating jobs and promoting economic growth in Maranoa. He understands the
importance of economic
development as a means of building a prosperous future for younger generations and developing the
capacity of health, education, agriculture, telecommunications and small business sectors.
Shaun Mooney
Executive General Manager - Commercial, Port of Melbourne
Port of Melbourne is Australia’s largest capital city container and general cargo port, handling more than
one-third of the nation’s container trade. With the necessary port facilities and transport connections to
handle each of the major trades, the Port of Melbourne serves as a vital freight hub for Australia, including
southern New South Wales, South Australia and Tasmania.
Shaun oversees the Commercial division of Port of Melbourne with a focus on Business Development,
Property and Intermodal operations. Shaun’s 21 years in supply chain include roles at Linfox as General
Manager Commercial Projects, and 18 years at Japan Post/Toll Group, where he held a variety of roles
across the group, including Global Head – Automotive, Industrials and Agriculture and Executive General
Manager – Intermodal. Shaun was also previously Chairman of Bowmans Rail, a business running Australia’s
largest inland regional port.
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Pat O’Shannassy
CEO, Grain Trade Australia
Pat is the current Chief Executive Officer of Grain Trade Australia. He has previously been a Director of
Grain Trade Australia and a past Director of the Australian Grain Exporters Association (AGEA) and Member
of the Commodity Markets Council (USA). Pat has vast industry experience, having spent more than 20 years
in the grains industry in Australia and USA. He has a diverse experience across the entire value chain, with
roles in management, grain origination, trading, trade policy and business strategy, gained from working for
trade houses, financial institutions as well as customer service and information focused businesses.
Brianna Peake
Chief External Relations Officer, CBH Group
Brianna joined CBH in 2010 and was appointed Chief External Relations Officer in 2015. Her
responsibilities include grower communications, media and Group reputation management, community
investment, government and industry relations and management of the Grower Service Centre, DailyGrain
and the Growers’ Advisory Council. Brianna has over 15 years’ experience in the grain industry with a focus
on stakeholder and relationship management and is a Graduate of the Australian Institute of Company
Directors and a Fellow of the Australian Rural Leadership Foundation.
Kieren Perkins OAM
Former Olympian and business leader
Few understand what it takes to achieve exceptional performance more than Kieren Perkins. Considered to
be one of Australia's greatest distance swimmers Kieren competed at 3 Olympic Games - winning gold in
the 1500m at the 1992 and 1996 Olympics. Perkins broke numerous world records in his career and was the
first person in history to hold the Olympic, World, Commonwealth and Pan Pacific titles simultaneously.
With 11 world records, 2 Olympic Gold, 2 Olympic Silver and more than a dozen Commonwealth and World
Championship swimming medals, Kieren's sporting achievements are legendary. Kieren was also an integral
member of the Australian delegation sent to Monaco in 1993 to bid for the 2000 Olympics. He and the bid
team were successful and Sydney went on to host the 2000 Games. Since his retirement from swimming in
2000, Kieren has been transferring his knowledge and experience in creating sustainable elite performance
to businesses around the world as a former Partner of Performance Global Pty Ltd and former Partner of
RogenSi, a global consulting and training company. In 2009 Kieren joined NAB and moved through
multiple Executive roles finishing in 2021 as the Executive Direct, Personal Bank leading over a thousand
contact centre staff. In May 2021, Kieren was announced as the new CEO of Australian Unity Bank. He is
currently President of Swimming Australia and has also had the honour of serving on multiple Boards in
corporate, Government and Not for Profit capacities. This includes The Australian Sports Commission, the
Australian Sport Hall of Fame, Starlight Children's' Foundation, Pain Australia Ltd, the ANZAC Foundation
and NFP Online.
Rosemary Richards
President, Australian Oilseeds Federation
Rosemary is the principal of Bowman Richards & Associates (BR+A), a consulting firm specialising in
providing strategic support to agribusiness firms. Rosemary is a passionate senior executive,
communicator and industry advocate. Her experience in project management, trade policy and strategic
development extends across all facets of agri and food businesses and she works with public and private
companies; industry organisations and government departments. Rosemary undertakes a range of trade
policy activities for the grains and food industry and has led work on non-tariff trade measures for both
sectors. This has included projects for the Government and industry to support engagement with APEC
and ASEAN initiatives. She is also a member, representing Grain Trade Australia, on a number of the
International Grain Trade Coalition’s policy teams. Rosemary is President of the Australian Oilseeds
Federation and Deputy Chair of the Cotton Research and Development Corporation.
Adam Robinson
General Manager, Robinson Grains
Adam Robinson is the CEO of family owned and operated, Robinson Grain Trading Co Pty Ltd (RGT).
In addition to managing the trading and direction of RGT, Adam is a driving force in establishing and
personifying trading relationships worldwide.
Adam’s grassroots are in the small central western NSW town of Tottenham; where his father, Gary,
founded RGT in the early 1980s. Although involved in grain trading and logistics for most of his life, starting
when he was 8 years old in the family business, Adam has also gained 12 years invaluable experience
working for industry leading companies such as NSW Grains Board, GrainCo, Marketlink and GrainCorp,
before officially started at RGT in 2008.
With the experience, dedication and integrity delivered by the Robinson family and the whole team at RGT,
Adam proudly leads and supports the RGT team as they grow to be a large contributor to the Australian
Grain market.
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Rob Rogers
CEO, Allied Pinnacle
Rob is an experienced senior executive and leader with over 30 years experience in the food industry. He is
currently CEO of Allied Pinnacle, Australasia’s leading integrated flour and baking business, and over his
career he has gained extensive experience working for Mars Incorporated, Fosters, Fonterra, Mondalez and
GF prior to joining Allied Pinnacle.
His skills have been gained across functions, specifically all areas of the Value Chain, HR, Business
Management and CEO/GM as well as having worked across regions (Asia and North America) and global
roles throughout his career.
Brent Scott
Stewardship Manager, Pioneer Seeds
Brent Scott is the Stewardship Manager of Pioneer Seeds, the exclusive producer and distributor of
Pioneer® brand products in Australia. Brent’s passion has always been agriculture and working to improve
the profitability and sustainability of Australian farmers. Brent has strong ties to the agriculture industry
across both the supply and demand channels. He has held roles in agronomic consultancy, corporate farm
management, product management, sales, marketing, production and operations. Brent has a broad range
of experience within the seed industry, including pastures, forages, winter and summer crops, seed
treatments and seed QA. He has been involved in industry organisations, including the Australian Seed
Federation, being the chairman of the northern region branch.
Viterra’s strong global presence and fully integrated agriculture network connects Australian
growers with domestic and international consumers to supply sustainable, traceable and
quality managed agricultural products.
We pride ourselves on being a responsible business that cares for our customers, our people,
our communities and the environment.
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Robert Spurway
CEO, GrainCorp
Robert was previously Chief Operating Officer, Global Operations for Fonterra Co-operative Group. Prior to
this, Robert held operational roles with Fonterra including GM South Island Operations and Acting Director
Operations & Logistics. Robert held CEO positions in Australia between 2008 and 2011, initially as MD &
CEO of Mrs Crocket's Kitchen, a salad and vegetable supplier, to prepare the business for sale, and then as
CEO of Salad Fresh, a supplier of prepared salads.
Over the previous 13 years, Robert held senior operational roles with Mrs Crocket's Kitchen and Goodman
Fielder in Queensland, South Australia and the Northern Territory, and Northland Dairy Company (now
Fonterra) in New Zealand. Robert has recently held the roles of Chairman of Kotahi Ltd, Deputy Chairman
of Prolesur S.A in Chile and Director of DFE Pharma GmbH & Co.
Robert holds a Bachelor of Engineering (Chemical and Materials) from the University of Auckland; is a
Graduate of the INSEAD AVIRA Executive programme; and is a Member of the Institute of Directors in New
Zealand. Robert is married with three teenage daughters and enjoys time on and around the sea.
The Hon Dan Tehan MP
Minister for Trade, Tourism and Investment
The Hon Dan Tehan MP is the Member for Wannon in Victoria. He is Minister for Trade, Tourism and
Investment and was sworn in on 22 December 2020.
Mr Tehan served as Minister for Education from 28 August 2018. Prior to this, he was the Minister for Social
Services, and preceding this, the Minister for Veterans' Affairs, Minister for Defence Personnel, Minister
Assisting the Prime Minister for Cyber Security and Minister Assisting the Prime Minister for the Centenary
of Anzac.
Mr Tehan was elected to Federal Parliament in 2010 and has held positions including as the Chair of the
Parliamentary Joint Committee on Intelligence and Security; Co-Chair of the Parliamentary Friends of
Youth Mental Health, and; Chair of the Coalition Friends of Tourism.
Prior to entering Parliament, Mr Tehan worked in agriculture in Australia and overseas. He worked in the
Department of Foreign Affairs and Trade where he held various roles, including as a diplomat at the
Australian Embassy in Mexico. Mr Tehan also worked at senior levels of the Howard Government, and as the
Director of Trade Policy and International Affairs at the Australian Chamber of Commerce and Industry.
Mr Tehan has Masters Degrees in International Relations and Foreign Affairs and Trade. He is married and
lives in Hamilton. He is a passionate supporter of the Richmond Football Club and enjoys spending time
outdoors with his family.
Stephen Thompson
Partner, HFW
Stephen specialises in international trade, with a focus on shipping.
He advises on commercial shipping matters such as ship and yacht purchases and sales, port access
agreements, charterparties, bills of landing and other shipping documents and commodities contracts,
together with underlying financing and inland transportation agreements.
Stephen often advises on contentious matters, representing shipowners, operators and charterers in
disputes arising from vessel groundings, cargo infestations, cargo availability and other breaches under sea
carriage documents, as well as assisting trading companies in disputes under their purchase/sale contracts.
Stephen also represents major cruise lines in defending personal injury claims and other disputes.
Stephen is ranked in Chambers and Legal 500 Directories; Stephen's practice is described as "wide-ranging
and includes work on the exportation and carriage of commodities, as well as the sale and purchase of
ships, and marine insurance" (Chambers Asia Pacific). A client comments that Stephen "knows his stuff and
works hard" (Legal 500).
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Simone Tilley
National General Manager of Retail Broker Distribution, ANZ
Qualifications: B. AGRI SCI (Hons)
Simone Tilley is National General Manager of Retail Broker Distribution at ANZ. She was formerly National
Manager Commercial for ANZ's Regional Bank, whilst double hatting as State Manager Victoria and
Tasmania covering both commercial and agribusiness customers. Prior to this role she ran Global
Agribusiness Strategy for ANZ's Institutional Bank.
Simone holds a Bachelor Degree in Agricultural Science (Hons), Post Grad in Price Risk Management,
Agricultural Commodities and represented Australia as a Young Rural Ambassador on a fully paid bursary
travelling East to West of Canada, reviewing agribusiness across the supply chain. Simone recently
attended the MIT Executive Program in the USA.
She has had a successful career running large and complex businesses with a focus on driving change and
achieving significant business performance turn around. Her banking career spans 20 years across
Commercial, Corporate, Institutional and Retail divisions where she has also spent 4 years running her
family businesses.
Adelaide Timbrell
Senior Economist, ANZ Research
Adelaide Timbrell is an economist with 7 years’ experience working with some of Australia’s leading
companies, helping stakeholders understand and make use of economic information. Adelaide takes pride
in being an independent thinker and making recommendations with integrity.
In her economist role with ANZ research, Adelaide analyses and communicates the impacts of changes in
Australia’s macro economy. While Adelaide’s research spans a wide range of economic topics, she has
extensive knowledge on the Australian household sector, housing, property and retail trade. Before
Adelaide joined ANZ, she held economic analysis roles at KPMG and Deloitte Access Economics.
Jane Wardle
Sustainability Manager, CBH Group
Jane joined CBH in November 2019 in the newly created role of Sustainability Manager within the
Marketing and Trading team and is responsible for implementing Marketing and Trading’s sustainability
strategy. Before joining CBH, Jane held regional quality positions at George Weston Foods and operations
roles at Viterra. Jane has a Master's in Food Technology and is passionate about the food and agribusiness
industry and how the demand for sustainability is shaping it.
Michael Whitehead
Head of Agribusiness Insights, ANZ Client Insights &
Solutions (CIS), ANZ
In his current role, Michael focuses on mapping industry based trends and analysing the impact of these
sectoral changes and dynamics on stakeholders across the agribusiness sector. Previously, Michael was the
Product Specialist for Macquarie Agricultural Funds Management in New York, as well as Executive Director
of Rabobank's Food & Agribusiness and Advisory team in North America, providing industry research and
corporate strategy. Michael has also worked with the United Nations and the International Red Cross in
Switzerland, as well as in regional economic development in Australia and China. Michael has been featured
widely in the global media outlets, including CNBC, the Financial Times and the Wall Street Journal. He has
a background in agricultural production and consulting, particularly in Australia and China. Michael has a
BA from La Trobe University, and MBA from the Melbourne Business School and the Rotterdam School of
Management, and has also completed the Harvard Business School Advanced Agribusiness Course.
Kurt Wilkinson
GM Commercial Commodities & Intermodal Division,
Fletchers International Exports
Kurt has been a part of the Fletcher Group for almost 18 years and the Grain business since inception. Over
that time, Kurt has been tasked with setting up core systems, processes, internal and external stakeholder
relationships, business development and strategic investment into supportive infrastructure, plant and
equipment assets. The goal, building the most efficient direct Farm to Customer supply chain model
possible, in support of FIE’s core meat business.
Kurt also headed up the very specific task of designing, purchasing and implementing of Fletcher’s very
own rolling stock asset business which comprises of 3 locomotives and 62 wagons. This train has been
labelled the largest and most efficient modern container train operating into botany today. Incorporating a
new unique wagon design specific to the Fletcher business and the Dubbo – Sydney corridor.
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