Further to yesterday’s focus on Alltech’s culture and the legacy of Dr. Pearse Lyons, in Part 2 today we highlight the discussion we had with current Alltech President Dr. Mark Lyons about Alltech’s business priorities and what’s in store.

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At the May 2018 edition of the ONE Conference, Dr. Mark Lyons, 41 made his public debut as the new Alltech President. Mark stepped up on stage, knowing fully well that everyone was watching him, sizing him up and comparing him to his father, wondering what kind of leader he will be, and where he plans to take the Alltech business...

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Programmed nutrition is another way to bring positive change to livestock production without changing gene sequences by breeding or other artificial means.

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It’s no secret that higher living standards globally are expected to boost meat consumption – but the choice of meat for many in the future is likely to increasingly become chicken, according to a leading food consultant.

Speaking at ONE18, Osler Desouzart, chief executive, ODConsulting, explained world poultry consumption could grow by as much as 16.2% up by the year 2026.

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A comprehensive analysis of how new ideas and new technologies are reshaping cattle production all over the world, from Alltech’s chief innovation officer Aidan Connolly.

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Mark Lyons recently took over as president of Alltech, the animal feed and nutrition company founded by his late father Pearse. With sales of over $2 billion and 6,000 employees, Lyons says he’s focused on nurturing creativity and entrepreneurship.

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Meat quality can be improved by feeding animals the right feed additives, according to Alltech research scientist Rebecca Delles, who spoke at ONE18: The Alltech Ideas Conference, held in Lexington, Kentucky, in May.

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To create a growth culture in a business, companies must foster “business builders,” according to Damien P. McLoughlin, professor of marketing at the UCD Michael Smurfit Graduate Business School in Ireland, who spoke at ONE18: The Alltech Ideas Conference in Lexington, Kentucky, in May.

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American Chamber gives Kennedy Lemass medal to visionary agriculture entrepreneur.

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