Germains Seed Technology announced that Rachel Leach has joined the company as the new Business Director for Europe. In this role, she will lead Germains’ European Business including sales across all key European markets and facilities in the UK, Netherlands and Spain.
Ms. Leach previously served as Director of Procurement and International Market Supply Chain Operations for Twinings Tea and Ovaltine. She stated, “I am very pleased to be joining Germains, which has such a strong history of providing quality products across the global marketplace. I believe it is vital for all of our business units to continue to focus on consistent product quality with an elevated level of customer service that begins when the order is placed and continues through delivery.”
Steve Moon, CEO for Germains Seed Technology, said, “Rachel brings a great deal of global experience and expertise to this new role, and we are happy to welcome her during a time of tremendous growth in our customer and product base in Europe. We are confident she will continue to deliver exceptional levels of quality and service to our customers.”
Ms. Leach replaces Gerard Mulqueen, who stepped down in August 2016 after three and a half years as Business Unit Director for Europe.
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