About Us
Who are we?
The Boralis Group is an agribusiness advisory practice building and growing sustainable systems. Our Core Group brings a mix of strategy, operations and project management across the agriculture and food industry.
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Our structure.
Led by Rob Hulme, our Group Management team is agile and boosted through a selected range of Group Associates operating across the Asia Pacific region.
We bring a unique combination of practical domain knowledge, diverse operational experience and deep industry networks. And our Group Services team provides broad platform support across key functions.
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How do we operate?
We focus on executing strategy to get results with impact. We are comfortable in a boardroom or a bog. We have boots on the ground, sleeves rolled up, our hands in the dirt. Getting Stuff Done.​
Meet our team.
Rob Hulme
CEO & Group Director
Circular economy, agribusiness strategy & operations, M&A, innovation
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Russel Rankin
Group Associate
F&B Innovation, grants,
project planning, IP, commercialisation
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Sid Jain
Group Associate
Feed & food innovation, ingredients, plant protein & cellular agriculture systems
Mitch Morison
Group Associate
Agribusiness strategy & operations, forestry and decarbonising primary industry
Marc Allen
Group Associate
Greenhouse gas, carbon footprinting, sustainability & renewable energy
Adam Lyle
Group Services
Innovation, sustainability, entrepreneurship and events
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Arv Sreedhar
Group Services
Corporate finance, private equity, sustainable investment in scaled food systems
Sharon Feybli-Ang
Group Services
HR, Immigration, business incorporation, business & office administration
James Symons
Group Associate
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Waste, small animal production systems, waste and SaaS development
Dr Michael Patching
Group Associate
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Welfare, large animal trade & enterprise compliance, Asia Pacific supply chains
Veera Sekaran
Group Associate
Biodiversity, urban vegetable production, sustainable food systems
Al Smart
Group Associate
Aquaculture systems, feed, processing and sustainable production scaling