The GRAPAS 2017 conference is drawing closer!
Join us in Cologne, Germany on 13th June for a full day of informative and innovative presentations from the milling industry’s best and brightest!
Here is a preview of one of the industry leading speakers who will be attending:
Topic:
“Training the millers - Are we providing enough trained mill leaders?”
Bio:
Alexander Waugh is the Director General of the UK flour millers' association, NABIM, and Secretary of the Rice Association. He has a long involvement in the grain world, having worked in the farming sector before joining NABIM in 1987. Alexander is a Council member of the Campden and Chorleywood Food Research Association and a member of the Executive Committee of the European Flour Millers Association. He is a former vice-President of Euromaisiers, which represents EU maize millers, and has also been a board member of HGCA Ltd (now AHDB Cereals and Oilseeds), an organisation which brings together UK farmers, grain traders and processors to promote the wellbeing of the grain sector. Alexander is a key player of the milling industry, and a must-see presenter at the GRAPAS 2017 Conference.
Read more HERE.
Join us in Cologne, Germany on 13th June for a full day of informative and innovative presentations from the milling industry’s best and brightest!
The conference will take place as a part of the GRAPAS exhibition, co-located with FIAAP and VICTAM, to form the exhibition you know as FVG Select 2017.
The GRAPAS 2017 conference will invite some of the brightest minds in milling to discuss the industry’s future development.
Industry leaders will share their knowledge surrounding three core topics:
- Milling Materials - Varieties, nutrition and health
- Global Milling - Opportunities for the milling industry
- Milling Innovation - Technology & Development
This event is ideal for people of all background within the food and feed industries, from CEO’s , directors and mill managers, to plant managers, transportation managers, nutritionists and everything in between. These influential visitors will have come from rice mills, flour mills, food processing plants, storage facilities, port terminals and so on.
The GRAPAS 2017 conference will invite some of the brightest minds in milling to discuss the industry’s future development.
Industry leaders will share their knowledge surrounding three core topics:
- Milling Materials - Varieties, nutrition and health
- Global Milling - Opportunities for the milling industry
- Milling Innovation - Technology & Development
This event is ideal for people of all background within the food and feed industries, from CEO’s , directors and mill managers, to plant managers, transportation managers, nutritionists and everything in between. These influential visitors will have come from rice mills, flour mills, food processing plants, storage facilities, port terminals and so on.
If you count yourself as an active member of the MILLING INDUSTRY, then this is a CRUCIAL EVENT.
Register at: www.fvgselect.com
Register at: www.fvgselect.com
Here is a preview of one of the industry leading speakers who will be attending:
Alexander Waugh - Director, NABIM
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| Alexander Waugh |
Topic:
“Training the millers - Are we providing enough trained mill leaders?”
Bio:
Alexander Waugh is the Director General of the UK flour millers' association, NABIM, and Secretary of the Rice Association. He has a long involvement in the grain world, having worked in the farming sector before joining NABIM in 1987. Alexander is a Council member of the Campden and Chorleywood Food Research Association and a member of the Executive Committee of the European Flour Millers Association. He is a former vice-President of Euromaisiers, which represents EU maize millers, and has also been a board member of HGCA Ltd (now AHDB Cereals and Oilseeds), an organisation which brings together UK farmers, grain traders and processors to promote the wellbeing of the grain sector. Alexander is a key player of the milling industry, and a must-see presenter at the GRAPAS 2017 Conference.
Read more HERE.
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