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Episode 18 - Emma Greenhatch from the Food and Agribusiness Network (FAN)
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Hi everyone and welcome to Episode #18, with Emma Greenhatch from the Food and Agribusiness Network.
Emma has had more than 17 year’s experience working in the food and agribusiness industry for the public, private and not-for-profit sectors. Renowned for her strong networks and leadership, Emma is a translator of ideas into strategies and actions that deliver positive and sustainable outcomes.
Before moving to the Sunshine Coast in 2015, Emma spent the previous nine years working with Victoria’s food industry in a range of senior roles with the Victorian Government. She facilitated the establishment of Victoria’s first representative group for the organic industry; led seven government departments in the development of a new policy framework for food; and created Australia’s largest and most successful inbound trade mission that resulted in $100 million in new food and beverage exports for Victoria. Since 2016, Emma has been CEO of the Food and Agribusiness Network (FAN), a fast growing not-for-profit, industry cluster headquartered on the Sunshine Coast. Under Emma’s leadership, membership has doubled to 320; she has generated more than $2 million in new funding; and driven the creation of a range of new initiatives, including new services to assist members to access national and international markets. With a passion for partnerships and collaboration, Emma has evolved FAN into an organisation that delivers genuine growth opportunities for the food and agribusiness industry in the Greater Sunshine Coast region.
We hope you enjoy this episode and check FAN out - they are essential for our community.
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Hosted by Dan Vanderhoek - Eco & Lifestyle Property Specialist
Guest was Emma Greenhatch from the Food and Agribusiness Network
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Food and Agribusiness Network:
- Website: www.foodagribusiness.org.au
- Facebook: Food Agribusiness Network FAN
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Food Innovation Australia Limited
COYO Organic
Caboolture Sports Club
Piggy In The Middle
LuvaBerry
Little White Goat Cheese
Gilldora Grove
Kandanga Farm Store
Aussie World
Matt Golinski - Official
Accounting for Nature:
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Favourite book:
The Alchemist, by Paulo Coelho
https://www.booktopia.com.au/the-alchemist-25th-anniversary-paulo-coelho/book/9780062315007.html
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