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Perdue Farms Announces Executive Leadership Changes

By News RoomDecember 19, 20233 Mins Read
Perdue Farms Announces Executive Leadership Changes
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Salisbury, MD, Dec. 19, 2023 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) — Perdue Farms, a fourth-generation, family-owned U.S. food and agricultural products company, today announced senior leadership changes that underscore the company’s commitment to supply chain and operations optimization, talent acquisition and profitable growth.

Gregg Uecker, Chief Supply Chain and Operations Officer
Gregg Uecker has joined Perdue Foods in the newly created position of Chief Supply Chain and Operations Officer. He has responsibility for the entire Perdue Foods supply chain, including live production, plant operations, transportation and warehousing, order fulfillment, customer service, food safety and quality assurance, procurement, and engineering.

“Gregg’s depth of experience and understanding of operations and supply chain agility will help optimize our supply chain efficiencies to meet and exceed the unique needs of our customers and consumers, and drive sustainable growth for the company,” said Kevin McAdams, CEO of Perdue Farms.

Uecker comes to Perdue from CJ Schwan’s, where he was Executive Vice President of Global Supply Chain. Prior to that, he spent more than 30 years with Tyson Foods in key senior leadership roles such as Senior Vice President of Operations and Supply Chain for Prepared Foods, SVP of Supply Chain Strategy, SVP/General Manager of Processed Meats, SVP/General Manager of Animal Feed and Ingredients and VP of Operations.

Julie Katigan, Executive Vice President and Chief Human Resources Officer
Julie Katigan has been promoted to Executive Vice President and Chief Human Resources Officer for Perdue Farms. She will oversee all aspects of Perdue Farms’ people strategies that engage and develop talent, shape culture, and focus on associate well-being through active talent management, organization development, diversity and inclusion and total rewards.

Katigan joined Perdue Foods in May 2022 as SVP of Human Resources. Prior to joining Perdue, Katigan was Chief Human Resources Officer for James Hardie Building Products. She has also held senior-level leadership roles of increasing responsibility at global business until and function levels with such companies as Colfax Corporation, Electrolux, Mead Johnson Nutrition and Ford Motor Company.

“Our associates are the backbone of our company and Julie’s vision and expertise will be invaluable as we continue to provide a positive experience in a safe, inclusive and supportive environment,” said McAdams.

About Perdue Farms
We’re a fourth-generation, family-owned, U.S. food and agriculture company. Through our belief in responsible food and agriculture, we are empowering consumers, customers, and farmers through trusted choices in products and services. The premium protein portfolio within our Perdue Foods business, including our flagship PERDUE® brand, Niman Ranch®, Coleman Natural®, and Yummy®, as well as our pet brands, Spot Farms® and Full Moon®, is available through various channels including retail, foodservice, club stores and our direct-to-consumer website, PerdueFarms.com. 

Perdue AgriBusiness is an international agricultural products and services company. 
Now in our company’s second century, our path forward is about getting better, not just bigger. We never use drugs for growth promotion in raising poultry and livestock, and we are actively advancing our animal welfare programs. Our brands are leaders in no-antibiotics-ever chicken, turkey, pork, beef, and lamb, and in USDA-certified organic chicken and beef. Learn more at Corporate.PerdueFarms.com.

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  • Gregg Uecker
  • Julie Katigan

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