Mark plays an instrumental role elevating the efficiency, accuracy and effectiveness of Finance and Financial Reporting. Previously Mark was an external auditor with Deloitte & Touché and has also worked with the Audit Office of NSW. Mark is an Australian CPA and holds a master’s degree in strategic operations management.
Tim began his fresh produce career in 2011, learning the fundamentals of managing and operating a large scale fresh produce business, supplying the retail sector. Tim joined Morco Fresh Qld in 2014 as the first ever Operations Manager. In 2017, he was appointed as General Manager Queensland. Tim is a problem-solver and a valued member of the MorCo Fresh team.
Arthur has 36 years' experience with fresh produce. Specialising in wholesaling cucumbers, capsicums, zucchinis and also growing hydroponic tomatoes. Arthur was a Senior Sales Trader at Australia's largest washed potato company prior to joining Morco Fresh. He manages the South Australian operation for Morco and is currently working towards expanding the business in South Australia.
Matthew began his career in 2006 working in the Flemington Markets on the Moraitis Wholesale stand. He spent his early days on the market stand assembling orders whilst learning the business from the ground up. As his industry knowledge developed, Matthew moved into a sales role and found his true passion was working closely with customers. Matthew is passionate about delivering outstanding customer service.
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