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Theme Leaders Prog 2

Theme Leaders in the Seafood CRC

Theme Leaders help the Seafood CRC's Program Managers to plan and review projects and help deliver outcomes and outputs.

Our Program 2 - Product & Market Developments Theme Leaders are:

Karen McNaughton

Karen is the Theme Leader for the OzSeaValue theme business plan and with Jayne Gallagher is responsible for consultation and implementation of projects with industry that fit within the new products and waste innovation research area. Karen is from the South Australian Research and Development Institute.

Cath McLeod

Cath is the Theme Leader for the trade and market theme in the SellFish theme business plan and with Jayne Gallagher is responsible for consultation and implementation of projects with industry that fit within the trade and market access research area. Cath is from the South Australian Research and Development

Institute.

Meredith Lawley

Meredith is the Theme Leader for the consumer insights theme in the SellFish theme business plan and with Jayne Gallagher is responsible for consultation and implementation of projects with industry that fit within the consumer and market research area. Meredith is from the University of the Sunshine Coast.

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The Australian Seafood CRC is established and supported under the Australian Government’s Cooperative Research Centres Programme. Other investors in the CRC are the Fisheries Research and Development Corporation. Seafood CRC company members and supporting participants.