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NCWSBA appoints Robert Herrmann as Executive Director
12 May 2023
AGRICULTURAL consultant Robert Herrmann has been appointed as executive director of the National Council of Wool Selling Brokers of Australia. The NCWSBA said Mr Herrmann will take over from current executive director Paul Deane on 1 May. The council said Mr Herrmann brings a lifetime of experience to the position, having started his wool industry career on the family wool property at Hamilton. His wool industry experience started in the shearing shed, firstly as a shearer, and then as a wool…
Finalists Announced for NCWSBA 2022 Wool Broker Award
08 August 2022
Congratulations to the three candidates who have made it through to the final selection process for the 2022 NCWSBA Wool Broker Award. The three Finalists are: Genevieve Butler (KareeWool). Stephanie Frost (Macdonald & Co. Woolbrokers). Matt Tattersall (Elders). The independent selection panel was faced with a strong field of seven applicants for the NCWSBA Wool Broker Award when selecting the three finalists for 2022. The independent Selection Panel consisted of Steve Harrison from…
NCWSBA Wool Broker Award Launched for 2022
28 April 2022
The NCWSBA Wool Broker Award for 2022 has been launched! After the COVID-cancelled 2020 and 2021 Award, this is the nineth year the Award has been offered. This year’s Award is again sponsored by AWTA (as the industry sponsor) and Sheep Central (as the media sponsor). The Award recognises excellence in wool broking by a younger member of our industry – be it client servicing, auctioneering, innovation or other aspects of wool broking. This year’s Award winner will be granted an all-expenses…
PAUL DEANE APPOINTED AS NCWSBA EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR
03 May 2021
The National Council of Wool Selling Brokers of Australia is delighted to announce the appointment of Paul Deane as the new Executive Director of NCWSBA. NCWSBA is the only national organisation representing wool brokers on all issues that affect the Australian wool industry. The organisation works with government and the wool industry on issues and policy to promote, foster and develop the interests of woolgrowers and wool selling brokers within Australia. Mr Deane has spent the past two…
Global economy on the recovery path, but uncertainties remain
26 April 2021
Recently the International Monetary Fund released new forecasts for economic growth for the world and for each country. They make for better, more hopeful reading than 12 months ago when COVID-19 was first hitting the countries of the world. The IMF says that ‘Global prospects remain highly uncertain one year into the pandemic. New virus mutations and the accumulating human toll raise concerns, even as growing vaccine coverage lifts sentiment. Economic recoveries are diverging across countries…
NCWSBA Wool Broker Award Launched for 2021
19 April 2021
The NCWSBA Wool Broker Award for 2021 has been launched! After the COVID-cancelled 2020 Award, this is the tenth year the Award has been offered. This year’s Award is again sponsored by AWTA (as the industry sponsor) and Sheep Central (as the media sponsor). The Award recognises excellence in wool broking by a younger member of our industry – be it client servicing, auctioneering, innovation or other aspects of wool broking. This year’s Award winner will be granted an all-expenses paid trip to…
The National Council of Wool Selling Brokers of Australia was first established in 1919 to represent the interests of Australian wool brokers. It has continued this role uninterrupted for over 100 years, ensuring that wool brokers are heard on all major wool industry issues within Australia and internationally.
The NCWSBA is an Incorporated Association. It is a founding member of the Federation of Australian Wool Organisations, and has representatives on key Australian wool industry organisations and committees.
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