Northern Irish waste processing company Re-Gen has appointed Tony Demaine as Chief Operations Officer, further strengthening the company's Executive Board as it continues to scale operations and drive sustainable growth, according to Love Belfast.
In his role as COO, Tony will assume full responsibility for enhancing and optimising operational performance across Re-Gen's waste processing facilities.
Tony will lead the development of a fully integrated, high-performing operational model, ensuring consistency, efficiency and excellence across all sites. He will oversee key operational functions including plant performance, health and safety, transport and logistics, engineering and maintenance. His remit also encompasses cross-site capacity planning and the implementation of robust systems, processes and organisational capability to support the company's ambitious growth trajectory.
Tony brings more than 42 years of senior management experience primarily across the agri-food sector. Prior to joining Re-Gen, Tony had been Site Director at Cranswick Foods Northern Ireland. During his tenure, he was recognised for outstanding health and safety and staff engagement initiatives. Tony was integral in the business achieving PAS 2060 carbon neutrality certification, the first ever in the agri-food business in Northern Ireland.
Regarded as a people-focused leader with a strong track record of delivering operational excellence, he is recognised for his hands-on leadership approach, combining strong analytical problem-solving capabilities with the ability to build, lead and motivate high-performing teams.
Joseph Doherty, Chief Executive Officer, said: "We are delighted to welcome Tony to Re-Gen at a pivotal stage in our strategic growth journey. His extensive operational experience, strategic mindset and proven leadership capability will be instrumental in further strengthening our operational platform. Tony's appointment reinforces our commitment to excellence, safety, and sustainable growth."
Discover how the appointment strengthens Re-Gen's operational capabilities in the full announcement.




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