Dr Sexton to trace BFC journey

On 20 Feb at a Rural Media SA lunch Dr Sexton will trace BFC's journey from 'a group of moribund non-operating dairy assets' to - well, to what it is today. Shareholders keen to throw $70 after their BFC losses might be interested to attend. From www.ruralmediasa.com:

'Speakerr Roger Sexton AMChairman Beston Pacific Management Venue:Members Banquet Room – Adelaide Showground, Wayville
Time:12 noon for 12.30 pm Cost:$60.00 (Members) $70.00.
In a unique insight to the world of value-added rural business in South Australia, Dr Sexton’s presentation will trace the journey of the Beston Global Food Company from the time he acquired a group of moribund, non-operating dairy assets out of the hands of receivers less than 5 years ago, to the present time where the Company now has an annual turnover of some $100 million and is listed on the ASX.He will talk about the challenges encountered along the journey… and what his experiences and lessons learned suggest for the future of the agri-business industry in Australia.
Dr Sexton is a leading investment banker and company director with extensive professional experience in the Asia Pacific region. He has served as a Chief Executive of a number of large organisations in the finance, funds management and investment banking industries and has served on the Boards of a number of public companies and organisations in Australia and overseas.Since its formation, the Beston Pacific Group has spawned a number of significant and highly successful investment trusts, including the Beston Wine Industry Trust (the largest owner of vineyards in Australia and New Zealand, subsequently acquired by Challenger Ltd in 1999 and then by CK Life (Hong Kong) in 2011), the Beston Parks Accommodation Trust (trading as Discovery Holiday Parks, the largest owner/operator of caravan parks in Australia, subsequently acquired in 2010 by a Macquarie Bank Consortium), and more recently the Beston Global Food Company Ltd which listed on the ASX in 2015.'