Garry Mulvay

Executive General Manager, Bioethanol

Garry was appointed to the role of EGM, Sucrogen BioEthanol in April 2010. Garry began his career as a chemist in the pharmaceutical industry, holding research and development roles with Pfizer Consumer Health and Virbac Australia.

Since joining Sucrogen (formerly CSR Sugar) in 2001, he has covered a number of functions including account management and sales management, leading to his appointment to the role of Marketing Manager for the BioEthanol business in October 2005.

Garry has a Bachelor of Applied Science degree from UTS in Sydney.

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