Proudly Limestone Coast appoint new CEO

Aug 2, 2023 | Article, Community Stories

Gideon Sinclair

By Danielle England, Chair, Limestone Coast Food & Agribusiness Cluster (Proudly Limestone Coast) Proudly Limestone Coast is delighted to announce the appointment of Gideon Sinclair to the role of Chief Executive Officer. Gideon brings over 25 years of operations management and executive leadership experience to the role, which is underpinned by a strong passion for […]

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