Ian Pinner will lead ADM's nutrition business

ADM, a specialist in human and animal nutrition, announced today that Ian Pinner (pictured) was named senior vice president, president of nutrition and chief sales and marketing officer. Pinner succeeds Vince Macciocchi, who announced his plan to retire from ADM at the end of this year.

“Ian is a natural choice to take on this important role and continue to drive the continued growth of our Nutrition business,” said Chairman and CEO Juan Luciano. “He had a successful 24-year career at ADM, leading significant P&Ls across multiple businesses and geographies, including the early stages of our Health and Wellness business. Most importantly, Ian leads with a customer-first mindset – which is at the heart of the success of our Nutrition business.”

Pinner joined ADM in 1999 and has served in a variety of senior leadership roles across the company, most recently serving as director of strategy and innovation for the past five years. In this role, he led the strategy, business development, and M&A efforts of ADM and ADM Ventures, and developed the company's growth innovation platforms, which collectively provided a significant foundation for advancing strategy and innovation. of ADM's Nutrition business.

Pinner's previous roles at ADM include chief growth officer; president, Southeast Asia, Australia and New Zealand; president of Global Destination Marketing; president, Global Cocoa and Chocolate; vice president of Corporate Strategy and Financial Planning and Analysis; and president, ADM Grain, among many other company leadership positions.

“Vince has been a transformational leader for our company at a time when ADM was undergoing the most significant evolution in its 122-year history, and we would not be in an industry leadership position without his knowledge, passion and deep relationships with customers. customers,” said Luciano. “We appreciate his vast contributions and wish him the best in the next chapter of his career.

The appointment takes effect immediately. Macciocchi will support Pinner through the transition until the end of the year.