Elders success rests on loyalty and culture

By Wendy Gould
Updated March 16 2021 - 9:53pm, first published March 13 2021 - 3:00pm
Elders chief executive officer Mark Allison (left), congratulated Woodyarrup Merino studs Craig Dewar and his partner Sandra Gianoli, Lachlan Dewar and his partner Minou Runkel, Broomehill, on the 100th anniversary of their Woodyarrup Merino stud, watched by Elders Katanning agent and Woodyarrup Poll Merino classer Russell McKay and Elders State manager WA, Nick Fazekas.
Elders chief executive officer Mark Allison (left), congratulated Woodyarrup Merino studs Craig Dewar and his partner Sandra Gianoli, Lachlan Dewar and his partner Minou Runkel, Broomehill, on the 100th anniversary of their Woodyarrup Merino stud, watched by Elders Katanning agent and Woodyarrup Poll Merino classer Russell McKay and Elders State manager WA, Nick Fazekas.

A visit to Western Australia last week by Elders chief executive officer Mark Allison provided a perfect opportunity to interact with clients, provide some insight into future direction of the 182-year-old company and acknowledge the efforts of some long-serving staff members.

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