COFCO Executive and Leadership Team

Vibhav Agarwal, the Deputy Chief Executive Officer at COFCO, directs the daily execution of global agriculture supply chain operations. Agarwal coordinates cross-functional initiatives to bridge the gap between surplus-producing regions and high-demand markets. Overseeing the integration of global logistics, the Deputy Chief Executive Officer ensures that grain, oilseed, and sugar shipments maintain consistent quality and delivery standards. This leadership role involves aligning the executive team with the long-term strategic vision of the company. Vibhav Agarwal also manages internal governance and operational efficiency across all international hubs. By streamlining communication between regional offices and the headquarters, the Deputy Chief Executive Officer facilitates rapid decision-making in volatile commodity markets. Agarwal drives organizational performance by implementing scalable processes that support the global mission. Through constant monitoring of supply chain health, the Deputy Chief Executive Officer maintains the competitive edge of the company in the international agriculture industry.

Jeff Morton, the Chief Financial Officer (North America) at COFCO, manages all fiscal operations across the North American agriculture supply chain. Morton directs capital allocation strategies to optimize the movement of grains and oilseeds from surplus regions to high-demand markets. By overseeing financial reporting and risk management, the Chief Financial Officer (North America) ensures the stability of regional trade flows. This leadership role involves close collaboration with global treasury teams to maintain liquidity for large-scale commodity procurement. Jeff Morton also monitors market volatility to protect profit margins within the competitive North American landscape. Through rigorous oversight of balance sheets and investment portfolios, the Chief Financial Officer (North America) supports the broader mission of maintaining a seamless, integrated supply chain. Morton drives financial efficiency, ensuring that regional operations align with the overarching corporate goals of sustainable growth and operational excellence in the global agriculture sector.

Nicolas Schaeffter, the Chief Financial Officer, Cofco International (Brazil) at COFCO, manages the fiscal health of the Brazilian operations. Schaeffter directs financial planning for the procurement of sugar and grains within this critical surplus-producing region. Overseeing local tax compliance and currency risk management, the Chief Financial Officer, Cofco International (Brazil) ensures that regional activities remain profitable despite market fluctuations. This leadership role involves coordinating with global finance departments to report on production costs and export margins. Nicolas Schaeffter also evaluates investment opportunities in local infrastructure to improve supply chain efficiency. By maintaining strict control over operational expenditures, the Chief Financial Officer, Cofco International (Brazil) supports the overall financial stability of the global organization. Schaeffter drives fiscal discipline, ensuring that the Brazilian branch meets its performance targets while contributing to the broader supply chain goals. Through precise financial analysis, the Chief Financial Officer, Cofco International (Brazil) secures the resources necessary for sustained growth.

Min Chen, the Chief Revenue Officer (APAC) at COFCO, architects revenue generation strategies across the Asia-Pacific region. Chen drives market expansion by identifying high-demand zones for sugar and grain imports. Overseeing regional sales teams, the Chief Revenue Officer (APAC) ensures that supply chain logistics meet the specific requirements of diverse Asian markets. This leadership role involves negotiating complex trade agreements and fostering long-term partnerships with local distributors. Min Chen also analyzes regional consumption trends to adjust procurement volumes dynamically. By optimizing the sales funnel and enhancing customer engagement, the Chief Revenue Officer (APAC) secures a dominant market position for the company. Chen focuses on maximizing profitability through strategic pricing models and efficient inventory turnover. Through consistent revenue growth and market penetration, the Chief Revenue Officer (APAC) strengthens the global footprint of the organization, ensuring that regional operations contribute significantly to the total supply chain output.