Meat Industry Association appoints chief executive
Nick Beeby will join MIA on July 1.
Nick Beeby.
Nick Beeby will join MIA on July 1.
Nick Beeby.
The Meat Industry Association (MIA) has appointed Nick Beeby as chief executive.
MIA independent chair Nathan Guy said Beeby brings significant sector expertise and leadership to the role. “His existing chief executive experience in the red meat sector makes this appointment a positive step up.
“The role attracted strong interest, with a high-calibre field of applicants. Nick stood out for his experience in strategy, market development, quota administration, and industry assurance.
“He understands the challenges and opportunities facing processors and exporters and will provide clear leadership for the association and its members.”
Beeby is currently chief executive of the New Zealand Meat Board, a role he was appointed to in January 2025. He previously served as general manager, market development at Beef + Lamb New Zealand.
He is also a past chair of New Zealand Farm Assurance Incorporated, which oversees the New Zealand Farm Assurance programmes.
Guy said the meat industry remains an important contributor to New Zealand’s economy and regional communities.
“Nick’s knowledge of the sector will be valuable as MIA continues its work on behalf of members.”
Beeby will join MIA on July 1, allowing for an orderly transition from his current responsibilities at the New Zealand Meat Board.
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