A proven FMCG Leader, with over 30 years’ experience, Tim has held senior executive positions at v2food, Darrell Lea, Coca-Cola Amatil, Unistraw, Ernst & Young (Management Consulting), and Amcor.Tim joined v2food in 2021 as COO and transitioned to the CEO role in 2022.From 2014 – 2020, Tim was the CEO of Darrell Lea and during his tenure the business grew from $50M in revenue to over $250M. This growth was achieved through significant new product development, channel expansion into grocery, P&C and the route market, geographic expansion into the USA, UK and Canada and via multiple acquisitions in both core and adjacent categories.During his career, Tim has worked across multiple functional disciplines such as strategy, operations, supply chain, sales, commercial and new product development. Given his broad experience Tim understands all the revenue and cost drivers within the FMCG P&L and has proven experience in successfully driving both revenue growth and cost reduction agendas.Tim has experience working in ASX listed businesses, global Partnerships, Private Equity & Venture Capital backed businesses, family companies and start-ups.With a growth focus and a collaborative, team-based leadership style, Tim has successfully recruited, mentored and led numerous high-performance teams and enjoys challenging work, overcoming adversity and beating the competition.KEY CAREER ACHIEVEMENTS - Developed and implemented the strategy at Darrell Lea that saw the business grow from $50M to over $250M within a 6-year period- Managed the sale process of Darrell Lea from private family ownership to Quadrant Private Equity for approximately A$200M- Led the cross functional project that saw Coca-Cola Amatil successfully enter the dairy market in 2014 with the Barista Bros brand- Joined Unistraw at the pre-revenue stage and led a team of 40 people that developed a global business with distribution in over 50 countries and partnerships with Mengniu, Bright Foods, Danone, Tetra Pak, Danisco, Fonterra and McDonalds - Managed the post-merger integration of BP Lubricants with Castrol for the Japan region