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Our next guest Mel Sheppard has probably seen it all in her roles in the sheep, beef and forestry industries - recruiting and training people, and helping when things turn tricky! She’s currently Sector Manager for Primary ITO - looking after the training courses on sheep, beef, deer, and pork.
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