Danny Miller
Danny Miller is a 6th generation Caithness beef and sheep farmer who has been involved with Mey Selections since its conception. He is currently a Director of Quality Meat Scotland and has in the past held a number of positions within the NFU locally, regionally and nationally. Danny is married with two young daughters.

David Whiteford OBE
David Whiteford is Chairman of the Prince’s North Highland Initiative and farms an arable and livestock business with his brothers in Easter Ross. David is also heavily immersed in the food industry as Director of Scottish Food Quality Certification (SFQC ) and is currently a Director of the Aberdeen University Rowett research Institute. David is married with 3 children.

Andrew Baker
Andrew Baker is Group Chief Executive of Duchy Originals, the organic food company founded by HRH The Prince Charles, Duke of Rothesay. Prior to joining Duchy Originals, Andrew enjoyed a varied and international career in senior management with Cadbury, Premier Brands and Tate & Lyle. He also ran his own successful food business, in France, for five years. Andrew is married, has two children and is a keen supporter of Aston Villa FC.

Richard Cracknell
Richard Cracknell has recently retired as Managing Director of Anglo Beef Processors (ABP). Richard has held a number of senior positions in many organisations in the red meat sector including being a commissioner of the Meat & Livestock Commission and Chairman of the British Meat Federation.

Caroline Whitfield
Caroline Whitfield has been an active entrepreneur in the food and drink sector in northern Scotland for many years. She was also a judge for 5 years of the Queen's Award for Innovation and was a co-founder of the Marine Stewardship Council. A pioneer in applying commercial solutions to sustainability issues, including to social enterprises in the Highlands. Caroline brings commercial expertise as well as a track record of creating new premium brands and has won 19 international awards for innovation, design and product excellence, plus Scottish Exporter of the year, she lives in Nairn.

David Richard-Jones
David Richard-Jones lives in Wick and is a chartered civil engineer and rural development consultant with over 25 years experience in economic development within the Highland communities. For the past 5 years, he has been a self-employed business consultant, specialising in business advice for SME’s, community renewable energy projects and promotion of tourism to northern Scotland. He is also a board member of a wind farm co-operative in Banffshire.