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Beef Australia announces leadership changes with new chairman and board of directors appointed

Adelaide McDonald is the new chair of Beef Australia following the annual general meeting in Rockhampton on Friday, 13 December.

Beef Australia announced the appointment of a new chairman and board of directors, following the company’s 2024 Annual General Meeting […]

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