Rob Scoines new GM for Sanitarium NZ record staff Sanitarium Health and Wellbeing has appointed Rob Scoines as general manager for its new New Zealand operations. Mr Scoines, who most recently served as general manager for Logistics at Sanitarium Australia, brings 40 years of experience in a variety of roles such as accounting, HR and manufacturing in different locations, including Auckland. As general manager for Logistics, he led Sanitarium Australia to be considered a preferred supplier by its trading partners over the past 10 years. “I believe Rob will bring excellent leadership to this role,” said Sanitarium CEO Kevin Jackson. “He has what it takes to grow a high-performing team as we continue sharing our message of health and hope for a better life in New Zealand.”
Beyond the workplace, Mr Scoines accomplishes remarkable feats of endurance in ultra-marathon events and his passion for making a difference in the community is well known, whether he’s raising funds for a worthy cause or taking part in his local church’s Road to Bethlehem Rob scoines. program. “I see leadership as a privthe most of that opportunity.” ilege,” Mr Scoines said. “It’s the Mr Scoines takes up the role immeopportunity to positively impact people diately, replacing Pierre van Heerden, as they grow and develop while they who announced he was stepping down in turn make an impact on the busias general manager at the end of 2016. ness and the community. We’re the In the last financial year, Sanitarium country’s number one breakfast food manufacturer and this offers the Church New Zealand achieved a sales turnover a unique opportunity to make a positive of $NZ150m and provided more than impact in the community. I’m honoured 500 million serves of healthy products for consumers. to lead the team that’s going to make
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