Sanford Ltd
Tiarnan Rafferty is an experienced procurement professional with a strong background in contract management and strategic sourcing. Currently serving as Procurement Manager at My Food Bag since September 2020, Tiarnan oversees all contractual obligations and leads contract negotiations with vendor support. Previously, Tiarnan worked at Pareto Toolbox as a Supply and Procurement Specialist, focusing on delivering value-driven outcomes for clients through digital transformations and data-driven decision-making. Additional experience includes roles as Parts & Procurement Manager at Lincom Group and Strategic Sourcing Category Manager at Sandvik Mining and Construction, where responsibility included managing significant spending, negotiating contracts, and implementing cost-saving projects. Tiarnan's career began in sales at Blue Group and includes earlier procurement coordination at Lincom Group, emphasizing purchasing management and expenditure reduction. Educational background includes attendance at St Ciarans College and Liverpool Hope University.
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Sanford Ltd
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Sanford Limited is a seafood company, which is engaged in farming, processing and aquaculture business. The Company's segments include wildcatch, which is responsible for catching and processing inshore and deepwater fish species, and aquaculture, which is responsible for farming, harvesting and processing mussels and salmon. The Company's farming business includes Fleet, which operates a fleet of vessels for inshore, purse seine and deepwater fishing, including vessels for freezing and processing at sea. The Company's aquaculture business includes Mussel Farming, Oyster Farming and King Salmon Farming. The Company's Sea food products include Antarctic toothfish Arrow squid, Blue mackerel, Bluff Oyster, Gemfish, Ghost shark, Hake, Hapuku, Hoki, Jack mackerel, John dory, Kahawai, King Salmon, Lemon sole, Ling, Monkfish, Orange roughy, Patagonian toothfish, Red cod, Scampi, Silver warehou, Snapper, Trevally and Yellowbelly flounder.