Lockerbie’s Laura Millar has taken on a significant new role as the director of strategy at H&H Group Plc, based in Carlisle. The promotion marks a milestone as the first-ever director of strategy for the group, with a focus on enhancing the livestock trading operations of Harrison & Hetherington. Laura expresses her dedication to supporting the livestock farming community through challenging times and ensuring value for both buyers and sellers in the industry.
Laura brings a wealth of experience to her new position, having previously served as the livestock schemes manager and head of communications and marketing at Borderway. With a background rooted in livestock farming, Laura is well-equipped to lead strategic projects aimed at strengthening connections within local, national, and global markets. Her commitment to innovation and service excellence is evident as she looks forward to elevating the company and industry to new levels of success.
Having worked in various agricultural roles, Laura’s credentials include a BA in Rural Business Management and participation in leadership programs such as the Marks and Spencer Cranfield Agri Leaders Programme. Her track record of implementing pioneering marketing solutions and driving value for customers positions her as a key asset to H&H Group’s future growth and expansion.
H&H Group CEO, Richard Rankin, commends Laura’s ability to drive innovation in marketing strategies and sees her contribution as essential to the group’s continued success. With Laura at the helm of strategic projects, the company is poised to stay at the forefront of industry developments and further its impact on the rural sector.
Laura’s appointment as director of strategy is not only a personal achievement but also a testament to the ongoing evolution and advancement within the livestock trading industry. Her vision for Harrison & Hetherington’s future aligns with the company’s commitment to excellence and customer satisfaction, ensuring a promising trajectory for both the business and the wider livestock farming community.