AHDB Food & Farming

430: Graham Wilkinson: Getting to know AHDB's new CEO


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Graham Wilkinson has taken up the reins at AHDB. But who is the new CEO? And what does it mean for levy payers and those in the wider supply chain?

Our Head of Engagement for Beef and Lamb, Sam Charlton, caught up with Graham to find out the answers and discover more about his ambitions for AHDB.

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Graham Wilkinson to join AHDB as new CEO | AHDB
Funding and structure | AHDB
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