COFCO Executive and Leadership Team

Daniel Pagnani, the Chief Executive Officer, Cofco International Sugarmill (Brazil) at COFCO, directs all sugar production operations across South American facilities. Managing complex milling infrastructure, the Chief Executive Officer, Cofco International Sugarmill (Brazil) ensures high-efficiency output to meet global demand for sugar commodities. This leadership role involves coordinating with regional agricultural partners to secure raw material supply while maintaining strict quality standards. By implementing advanced processing technologies, Daniel Pagnani optimizes yield and reduces operational waste within the Brazilian sugar sector. The Chief Executive Officer, Cofco International Sugarmill (Brazil) also oversees compliance with environmental regulations, ensuring sustainable practices throughout the milling lifecycle. Through rigorous oversight of production schedules and logistics, the Chief Executive Officer, Cofco International Sugarmill (Brazil) maintains the competitive position of the company within the international sugar market, ultimately driving consistent supply chain performance for global customers.

Luiz Noto, the Chief Executive Officer, Grains & Oilseeds (Brazil) at COFCO, manages the procurement and distribution of essential agricultural commodities across the South American landscape. Overseeing large-scale grain and oilseed operations, the Chief Executive Officer, Grains & Oilseeds (Brazil) ensures seamless integration between local producers and international export channels. This role requires constant monitoring of market fluctuations and crop yields to maintain supply chain stability. By leveraging deep regional expertise, Luiz Noto architects strategic partnerships that enhance the flow of grains and oilseeds to high-demand regions globally. The Chief Executive Officer, Grains & Oilseeds (Brazil) also coordinates with logistics teams to optimize transport efficiency, reducing transit times and costs. Through proactive management of commodity portfolios, the Chief Executive Officer, Grains & Oilseeds (Brazil) supports the broader mission of the company, ensuring reliable access to critical food resources while maximizing operational profitability in the competitive Brazilian market.

Vibhav Agarwal, the Deputy Chief Executive Officer at COFCO, supports the executive leadership team in executing global corporate strategy across all agriculture supply chain segments. Coordinating cross-functional initiatives, the Deputy Chief Executive Officer ensures alignment between regional operations and the overarching mission of the company. This leadership role involves analyzing global market trends to identify growth opportunities in grains, oilseeds, and sugar sectors. By facilitating communication between the Board and operational heads, Vibhav Agarwal drives organizational efficiency and long-term value creation. The Deputy Chief Executive Officer also oversees risk management frameworks, protecting the company against volatility in international commodity markets. Through rigorous assessment of business performance metrics, the Deputy Chief Executive Officer maintains high standards of operational excellence. Ultimately, the Deputy Chief Executive Officer strengthens the global footprint of the company, ensuring that strategic objectives translate into tangible results across all supply regions and demand centers.

Jeff Morton, the Chief Financial Officer (North America) at COFCO, directs all financial planning, reporting, and capital allocation strategies within the North American market. Overseeing fiscal health, the Chief Financial Officer (North America) ensures that regional operations maintain liquidity and profitability while supporting the global supply chain objectives of the company. This role involves managing complex financial risks associated with commodity trading and currency fluctuations. By implementing robust internal controls, Jeff Morton safeguards assets and ensures compliance with regional regulatory requirements. The Chief Financial Officer (North America) also collaborates with other C-suite leaders to evaluate investment opportunities in infrastructure and logistics, driving long-term growth. Through precise financial forecasting and budget management, the Chief Financial Officer (North America) provides the necessary resources to scale operations effectively. Ultimately, the Chief Financial Officer (North America) secures the financial stability required to sustain the competitive advantage of the company in the North American agricultural sector.

Nicolas Schaeffter, the Chief Financial Officer, Cofco International (Brazil) at COFCO, manages the financial architecture and economic performance of the Brazilian business unit. Overseeing tax strategy, treasury operations, and financial reporting, the Chief Financial Officer, Cofco International (Brazil) ensures that all regional activities align with the global financial goals of the company. This role involves navigating the complexities of the Brazilian economic environment to optimize cash flow and investment returns. By providing data-driven insights, Nicolas Schaeffter supports the executive team in making informed decisions regarding supply chain expansion and operational improvements. The Chief Financial Officer, Cofco International (Brazil) also maintains strong relationships with local financial institutions and regulatory bodies to ensure seamless capital movement. Through meticulous oversight of financial performance, the Chief Financial Officer, Cofco International (Brazil) drives efficiency and accountability, ensuring that the Brazilian operations contribute significantly to the overall success and growth of the company.

Min Chen, the Chief Revenue Officer (APAC) at COFCO, directs all revenue-generating activities and market expansion efforts across the Asia-Pacific region. Overseeing sales strategies for grains, oilseeds, and sugar, the Chief Revenue Officer (APAC) ensures that the company captures maximum market share in high-demand regions. This role involves building and maintaining relationships with key industrial clients and distribution partners to secure long-term supply contracts. By analyzing regional consumption patterns, Min Chen architects targeted sales initiatives that align with the global supply chain capabilities of the company. The Chief Revenue Officer (APAC) also collaborates with logistics and procurement teams to ensure that product availability meets the specific needs of APAC customers. Through continuous monitoring of market dynamics and competitive positioning, the Chief Revenue Officer (APAC) drives consistent revenue growth. Ultimately, the Chief Revenue Officer (APAC) strengthens the presence of the company in the region, ensuring sustainable commercial success.