IPC Officers reelected for new terms

February 2nd, 202s

Robin Horel, Ricardo Santin and Jim Sumner have been reelected as President, Vice-President and Treasurer of the International Poultry Council’s Executive Committee.

Their nominations took place during the latest Executive Committee meeting in Atlanta, GA, a hybrid meeting with several members in attendance and other members joining remotely.

The Executive Committee asked Canada rep Robin Horel to stay on as President for another year, recognizing his dedication to IPC and his ability to steer the organization through the uncertainty and difficulty of the last two years.

“I am honored and grateful for the Executive Committee’s trust and support” says Horel, “and I am delighted to have Ricardo Santin returning as Vice-President and Jim Sumner as Treasurer.

“This hybrid meeting was extremely productive. Even though we could not all be present in person, those who were genuinely enjoyed reconnecting and meeting new members. Those of us who joined remotely felt part of a dynamic group of dedicated people who are ready for this new year of IPC activities.

“The impact of the pandemic is far from over but I strongly believe we have the right cards in hand to deal with current and upcoming challenges. Above all, I believe the global poultry industry has the resilience needed to keep going and keep delivering healthy and nutritious food across the world.”

—ENDS—

Contact

Caroline Leroux, Communications Advisor, caroline@internationalpoultrycouncil.org, +41 79 324 127

 

Notes

International Poultry Council Executive Committee 2022 composition

Robin Horel, President (Canada)

Christian Christ, Associate Member (EPEEGA)

Ricardo Santin, Vice-President (Brazil)

Marilia Rangel Campos Martin, Associate Member (MSD)

James Sumner, Treasurer (USA)

Stig Munck Larsen, Associate Member (DAFC)

Richard Griffiths, Country Member (UK)

Sergey Lakhtyukhov, Appointed Member (Russia)

Birthe Steenberg, Country Member (EU)

Yu Lu, Appointed Member (China)

Gonzalo Moreno, Country Member (South America)

 

About the International Poultry Council

Founded on October 7, 2005, the International Poultry Council (IPC) is the global poultry meat producers Association. IPC’s mission is to strengthen communications between countries, to develop and implement policy for international organizations affecting the world’s poultry industry, and to promote a common understanding of and confidence in poultry products in the world. IPC currently has 31 Country Members and 55 Associate Members, representing 88 percent of the global poultry meat production and almost 95 percent of the global poultry meat trade. International Organizations such as OIE, FAO and Codex Alimentarius Commission officially recognize IPC as the global Association representing the poultry meat sector.