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Savanna Beef appoints  Ian Collard as Chief Executive Officer

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November 19, 2024
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Savanna Beef has appointed  former Namib Mills CEO, Ian Collard, as Chief Executive Officer, effective January 13, 2025.

Savanna Beef Chairperson, Mecki Schneider, expressed confidence in Collard’s leadership, emphasizing his potential to steer the company toward a new era of growth and success in Namibia’s livestock and beef processing sector.

“Much time and effort were spent recruiting a Chief Executive Officer (CEO) for the Savanna Beef Operations Group. After numerous assessments, we are delighted to announce that Mr. Ian Collard has agreed to serve as CEO of the company, starting on January 13, 2025,” Schneider said.

Collard, a qualified Chartered Accountant, holds a BCom Honours degree from the University of the Free State.

He also completed the Global Executive Development Programme at the Gordon Institute of Business Science (University of Pretoria), equipping him with advanced knowledge and a global perspective on navigating today’s complex business landscape.

His areas of expertise include financial planning, project management, marketing, and strategic planning.

In addition to his corporate achievements, Collard has served on several influential boards, including the Namibian Grain Processors’ Association, Namibian Agronomic Board, and the Namibia Chamber of Commerce and Industry.

“He is also deeply familiar with the food processing industry and brings hands-on experience from his personal involvement as a weekend farmer, understanding the challenges facing Namibian agriculture,” Schneider added.

Savanna Beef Processors is currently constructing a new export beef-processing facility.

The project, initiated by the Beef Value Chain Forum (BVCF), aims to secure a prosperous future for Namibia’s beef industry through profitable exports.

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