TJ Flanagan named as chief executive of ICOS

TJ Flanagan has been named as the new chief executive designate of ICOS, which represents more than 130 co-operatives and livestock marts in Ireland.
TJ Flanagan named as chief executive of ICOS
Tue, 26 Jan, 2016 - 00:00

Currently the group’s national dairy policy executive, Mr Flanagan will take up his new role in July.

Current CEO Seamus O’Donohoe is due to retire, having directed ICOS with distinction over a long career as CEO and formerly as company secretary and director of member development.

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