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Mecia Petersen appointed as new South African Table Grapes Industry body's chief executive officer

The South African Table Grape Industry body (Sati) Board has appointed Mecia Petersen in the role of chief executive officer (CEO), effective 01 July 2024. Petersen joined SATI in March 2022 and has managed numerous key projects and initiatives in support of maintaining South Africa's position as a preferred global supplier.


Mecia Petersen, the new CEO of Sati.

During her tenure Petersen has been instrumental in executing projects aligned with SATI's strategic objectives, including collation of the SATI levy application, managing in-destination market development campaigns, implementing communications initiatives and various other projects.

Following a thorough recruitment process, the selection committee of the Board deemed Petersen the most suitable candidate for the position. The decision considered knowledge of SATI's strategic focus areas, understanding of the global market environment and a suitable fit for the organisation.

"Petersen has demonstrated commitment to both the organisation and industry. Her skills and expertise are well-placed to lead SATI towards its objective of maintaining South Africa's position in key export markets whilst developing markets where opportunity for South African table grapes exists. Her collaborative approach is aligned with SATI's objective of building and maintaining productive private-public working relationships. The Board welcomes Mecia's appointment," says Anton Viljoen, SATI Board Chairman.

Prior to joining SATI Petersen held senior strategy development, marketing and project management positions. She holds an MBA from the University of Nottingham in the UK and has 16 year's work experience.

Petersen says, "I look forward to working with the SATI team to bring innovative and fresh ideas to the industry. I am excited at the opportunity to contribute impactfully to one of South Africa's key economic sectors and am proud to be a woman in Agri."

For more information:
Mecia Petersen
Sati
Tel: +2721 863 0366
[email protected]
www.satgi.co.za

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