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Livestock Market Update: New South Island staff join bidr team
Growth continues with further expansion for New Zealand’s virtual saleyard
In line with its growth since it began operating in May 2019, bidr® recently appointed two additional team members.
Bianca Murch has joined as Upper South Island Territory Manager, extending her eight-year career in the rural servicing industry, which includes a Bachelor of Commerce (Agriculture) from Lincoln University. Bianca is based in Darfield.
Sam Murphy, the company’s new Lower South Island Territory Manager, grew up on a South Canterbury family sheep and beef farm, graduated from Otago University after studying Media, Communications, and Music, and has worked in the shearing industry for much of the last 10 years. Sam is based in Dunedin.
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