Westland Milk Products
Nicholas Warner is an experienced professional with a diverse background in process improvement, supply planning, and technology within various industries. Currently serving as the Business Process Improvement Manager at Westland Milk Products, Nicholas leads a team focused on enhancing processes and automation. Previous roles at Westland include Business Improvement Specialist, Supply Planner, Operations Analyst, and Quality Officer. Nicholas also has entrepreneurial experience as the owner of Microbrand Watch World and Uhuru Watches, where skills in digital marketing and website management were developed. Earlier roles include Communications Coordinator at The Prostate Cancer Foundation, Glasshouse & Teaching Technician at The University of Auckland, and Research & Development Scientist and Microbiology Lab Technician at Symansis and Fonterra, respectively. Nicholas holds a Bachelor of Science in Biological Sciences from the University of Canterbury.
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Westland Milk Products
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Westland Milk Products is one of New Zealand’s largest dairy processors located in the West Coast and Canterbury regions of New Zealand. Providing over 1,500 jobs (including staff, farmers and their employees). Westland Milk Products is the largest employer on the West Coast and a key economic driver of the regional economy, generating more than 14% of the region’s GDP. Westland produces high quality butter, dairy powders, UHT milk & cream and specialist nutritional products with a combination of milk sourced from farmers in a small geographical area beneath the majestic Southern Alps of New Zealand’s South Island, manufacturing expertise and rigorous quality standards. Our premium product range combines innovation and tradition to bring a new level of nourishment to our customers. Our customers are located in more than 50 countries worldwide. Our brands include Westpro, Westpro Nutrition and Westgold butter. EasiYo, the iconic New Zealand brand of make-at-home yogurt is also part of the Westland family.