Fish processing systems supplier Optimar has recruited Lene Christin Bratseth to the position of Vice President for Sustainability and Business Development.
Bratseth joins Optimar from Sparebanken Møre’s Seafood Department, where she was a senior advisor. She will take on the new role on 1 March 2024.
“Optimar is a supplier to an industry in transition. Investments in new technology and expertise are necessary to address the green shift and solve challenges in the seafood industry. Optimar has already taken a clear position in developing solutions for sustainable seafood production,” Bratseth said. “I’m excited to be part of a skilled and innovative team developing solutions for better fish welfare, food safety and efficient food production.”
She added: “All companies must adapt to the green shift to remain competitive. Sustainability efforts must go hand in hand with value creation.”
Optimar CEO Georg Holger Saint-Denis is confident the company has acquired valuable expertise. “After an intensive and structured process, we are delighted to have found a new colleague in Lene Christin Bratseth. We were particularly impressed by her extensive experience, and I’m confident that she will contribute with sustainable ideas that benefit both customers and Optimar.”
He continued: “We are committed to leading the industry in sustainability and, in particular, empowering our customers worldwide to achieve their sustainability goals with our advanced systems. Optimar looks forward to Lene’s contribution in advancing our commitment to a more sustainable future.”
