Founded in 1980 by Irish entrepreneur and scientist Dr. Pearse Lyons, Alltech delivers smarter, more sustainable solutions for agriculture. Our diverse portfolio of products and services improves the health and performance of plants and animals, resulting in better nutrition for all and a decreased environmental impact. We are a global leader in the agriculture industry. Our team produces specialty ingredients, premix supplements, feed and biologicals, backed by science and an unparalleled platform of services. Strengthened by more than 40 years of scientific research, we carry forward a legacy of innovation and a unique culture that views challenges through an entrepreneurial lens. As a private, family-owned company, we adapt quickly to our customers’ needs and focus on advanced innovation. We believe agriculture has the greatest potential to shape the future of our planet. Our more than 5,000 talented team members worldwide share our vision of Working Together for a Planet of Plenty™. Together, we can provide nutrition for all, revitalize local economies and replenish the planet’s natural resources. Headquartered just outside of Lexington, Kentucky, USA, Alltech serves customers in more than 140 countries, has five bioscience centers, and operates more than 75 manufacturing facilities across the globe.
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«Make a Difference Day» DEL 2 Vi i Alltech Norway har i år også valgt å støtte Kreftforeningen og deres initiativ «Stafett for livet» som 1 av våre 2 bidrag til Alltech’s Make a Difference Day. Vi er stolte av å være sponsorer for denne viktige saken og delta på laget til Spenst Førde. «Stafett for livet» er en innsamlingsaksjon og en feiring av håp, der lokalsamfunn samles for å støtte de som er berørt av kreft. Ved å delta sammen med Spenst Førde ønsker vi i Alltech å gjøre en forskjell i kampen mot kreft og bidra til å gi håp og støtte til dem som trenger det mest. Dette er vår måte å ære Dr. Pearse Lyons’ minne på og videreføre hans visjon om å gjøre en positiv forskjell i andres liv.
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At Alltech, we've always believed that leaders create leaders. That’s why we prioritize investment in training and time with our global team. There is power in presence, but there is a fine line between being engaged and micromanaging. My sister, Dr. Aoife Lyons, was a champion of Alltech’s culture, helping to cultivate an environment that values and empowers people. With her expertise in neuroscience and human behavior, she designed the psychometric assessment we still use today to recruit talent that aligns with our values — a process our father fondly referred to as “The Aoife Test.” Aoife’s belief was simple: our team members are the driving force of the company, and they deserve to be trained well, trusted and empowered. We also believe that the two most important words in our purpose of Working Together for a Planet of Plenty® are the first two, and that collaboration — whether it’s with colleagues, partners or other industries — is critical if we want to reach our big, audacious goals for a more abundant world. In an article from Psychology Today entitled "When Supervisors Supervise the Supervision of Supervisors," (https://bit.ly/4cIqs9S) the negative impacts of micromanagement are evident: it does more harm than good. Micromanagement isn't just a frustrating leadership style — it’s damaging. Studies show that micromanagement lowers morale, kills productivity and increases turnover. Worse still, it fosters a culture of distrust, creating a cycle that suffocates creativity, innovation and autonomy. On the other hand, managers should not be completely laissez-faire, either, as the article “How to Help (Without Micromanaging)” from Harvard Business Review (HBR) explores. (https://bit.ly/4d0uLgZ) The HBR team has been studying this subject for more than 10 years, talking with team members of several companies and conducting a large-scale qualitative study and behavioral experiments that have yielded important insights. The article offers the following tips on how leaders can give their team members the assistance they need without undermining their sense of efficacy and independence: Time your help wisely: Rather than intervening early, effective leaders wait until their team members recognize the need for help. Assistance is more welcomed when people have already faced the challenges of a task or project. Clarify your role as a helper: Clearly state that you are there to assist, not to judge or take over. This fosters trust and encourages team members to take interpersonal risks in a supportive environment. Adapt your involvement to needs: Tailor your support based on team members' specific challenges. Complex or creative tasks may require intensive short-term guidance, while others benefit from intermittent assistance over time. Question for you: How do you foster autonomy within your team? P.S. If this message resonates with you, share this post and give me a follow. ♻️ #PlanetofPlenty #AlltechONE
Our global Alltech team came together to celebrate our annual #MakeADifferenceDay, honoring the legacy of our founder, Dr. Pearse Lyons. In commemoration of Dr. Lyons' 80th birthday and his steadfast commitment to "planting trees he would never see grow," Alltechians worldwide took meaningful actions in their local communities. By planting "seeds" of change today, we're sowing lasting, positive change. Stay tuned as we continue to share these stories Join us in making a difference by supporting the Pearse Lyons ACE Foundation: https://bit.ly/4dDegs4
How will you make a difference today? #MakeADifferenceDay
"Make a Difference Day" er en feiring av grunnleggeren vår, Dr. Pearse Lyons, og hans varige minne og liv fylt med godhet som far, venn, arbeidsgiver og leder. Dr. Lyons trodde på å leve hver dag til det fulle og gjøre en forskjell i andres liv. Hver august kommer Alltech-ansatte fra hele verden sammen med lokalsamfunnene de bor og arbeider i for å GJØRE EN FORSKJELL på denne meningsfulle dagen. I år fortsetter vi å støtte Barnefestivalen på Askøy der inntektene fra Barneløpet går til Sykehusklovnene på Haukeland sykehus. Sykehusklovnene, Tito og Pelikini, var med på festivalen i øsende pøsende regn og hadde mye gøy med alle barna som var til stede. Sykehusklovnene treffer barn og unge på sykehuset. Pårørende forteller hvordan disse møtene bidrar til større livsglede og mestring av en vanskelig sykehushverdag. Foreldre beskriver også hvordan sterkere selvfølelse hjelper barna deres å hente frem friske krefter. Det ikke så mange vet, men som helsepersonell kan fortelle om, er at sykehusklovnene bidrar til at medisinske prosedyrer løses både bedre og raskere. Klovnenes tilstedeværelse reduserer også behovet for beroligende midler og uønsket bruk av tvang. Forskning viser også at latter og glede reduserer smerte, styrker immunforsvaret og gir mindre stress.🎈🎉🩵
“We have a great story to tell. People are surprised that we have such a good story to tell. And I think producers should be really happy that we have that story.” —Maria Zieba, vice president of government affairs at the National Pork Producers Council Check out the full panel recording from the World Pork Expo, where the Alltech Pork Team hosted the Business Seminar, “Challenging Health and Productivity: How Does the U.S. Lead the World in Sustainable, Profitable Pork Production?” Industry leaders, including Maria, discussed the U.S. pork industry’s vital role in global trade, animal health, and sustainability. Watch now to see why the U.S. pork industry has such a compelling story to share. https://lnkd.in/gzBms8vw
Without a healthy gut, all other body systems suffer! In his latest blog, Steve Elliott, Alltech’s vice president of corporate accounts and companion animals, highlights this crucial component to pet health. Read the blog here: https://lnkd.in/gqgNbjKt
Steve Elliott, vice president of corporate accounts and companion animals at Alltech, met with the Alltech Philippines team yesterday, where he shared about the trends, technologies and solutions to address the concerns and issues of pet owners. Have you read Steve’s latest blog on pet gut health? Read the blog here: https://lnkd.in/gqgNbjKt
We're delighted to announce that Dr. Jamil Faccin has joined the U.S. Pork team as a swine technical and nutrition specialist. Dr. Faccin joins Alltech following successful completion of his Ph.D. and postdoctoral programs at Kansas State University. Get to know Dr. Faccin here: https://bit.ly/3yVL1BS
We’re pleased to announce that Steven Britton has joined the U.S. poultry team. With more than 25 years of experience in both the laying hen and broiler sectors, Britton’s new role as poultry account manager at Alltech will focus on promoting Ridley Feed Ingredients technologies and premix solutions and Alltech specialty products related to those industries with customers across the Midwest. https://lnkd.in/g-XJqcN9
Our global Alltech team came together to celebrate our annual #MakeADifferenceDay, honoring the legacy of our founder, Dr. Pearse Lyons. In commemoration of Dr. Lyons' 80th birthday and his steadfast commitment to "planting trees he would never see grow," Alltechians worldwide took meaningful actions in their local communities. By planting "seeds" of change today, we're sowing lasting, positive change. Stay tuned as we continue to share these stories Join us in making a difference by supporting the Pearse Lyons ACE Foundation: https://bit.ly/4cDEiKB #MakeADifferenceDay