Stockton Group announce new appointments for supply chain

The Stockton Group, an international crop protection company, recently announced the appointments of Nir Lazaros as Supply Chain Manager and Sharon Kaner-Yeshua as Supply Chain Team Leader.

"As part of our on-going commitment to growth, we actively seek capable and experienced professionals to reinforce our strategic plans and strengthen our management. Both Nir and Sharon bring with them a wealth of management experience in complex supply chain management and global operations. Their presence will ensure that Stockton’s products are maintained at levels that fully meet international standards. This will help Stockton’s customers receive the highest standards of service and support," said Ziv Tirosh, CEO of the Stockton Group.

Nir holds a Bachelor’s degree in Business Administration (B.B.A.), majoring in Accounting, Finance and Information Systems. He has more than 20 years of experience managing complex global supply chains and was the Director of Corporate Pacific Operations in Orbotech Asia for the last 6 years, handling the logistics, procurement, production and optimization of its global supply chain. In his new role with the Stockton Group, Nir will be responsible for all aspects of global supply chain management, operational planning, forecasting and inventory management.

"We are delighted that Nir has joined us," said Ziv Tirosh. "His appointment is important for Stockton, and he will fill a significant role in strengthening our business and growing our Supply Chain Management (SCM). Furthermore, I'm happy to welcome Mrs. Sharon Kaner-Yeshua, who was appointed as the new SCM team leader. Sharon has more than 10 years’ experience in supply chain management in the food industry in Israel. This is a new and important leadership position in the Stockton Group, that will ensure closer co-ordination of our global activities and provide additional support for our Supply Chain Team," said Ziv Tirosh. "I’m confident that Sharon will succeed in her position with Stockton."