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AgriFutures Australia is seeking applications from suitably qualified individuals for the AgriFutures Chicken Meat Program Advisory Panel.
The Advisory Panel consists of people with a range of skills and experience in the research, farming, veterinary, research, nutrition and processing sectors of the chicken meat industry, together with two representatives from AgriFutures Australia. The Advisory Panel, in partnership with AgriFutures Australia, provides recommendations for the allocation of research, development and extension funding for the AgriFutures Chicken Meat Program and meets, on average, four times per year either in person or via enabling technology.
Members of the Advisory Panel:
Advisory Panel Member roles / responsibilities
The key functions of AgriFutures Australia Industry Advisory Panels are to:
Advisory Panel members will be selected through a competitive skills based process that addresses the skills need identified by the operational experience of the current panel. The term of appointment of Advisory Panel members will be initially for three years, with a maximum of two consecutive terms being applicable to any members of the Advisory Panel.
The skills, attributes and other industry factors considered for Advisory Panel members could include:
For more information in regards to application specific questions contact:
Georgie Townsend
Manager, Research (AgriFutures Chicken Meat Program)
0438 495 325
Georgina.townsend@agrifutures.com.au
OR
Sue Hatcher
Manager, Research (AgriFutures Chicken Meat Program)
0437 967 874
sue.hatcher@agrifutures.com.au
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