Adam is the Regional Policy Manager for the North region.
Adam works with the team to make sure that policy issues they are working for across the region are delivering for members.
This includes all aspects of agricultural policy including supply chain issues, labour availability, all environmental policy areas such as new scheme development and water quality as well as taking a lead on NFU lobbying activity across the region.
Adam works closely with the commodity boards to make sure that their work is focused on the politics that can impact on their sector and tat there is sufficient member engagement on these issues.
His role is key to making sure that the work the team do is focused on the policy areas which can make a difference for members and that the team have all the support they need to address any issues which may arise.
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