IFDC Executive and Leadership Team

Henk van Duijn, the President & Chief Executive Officer at IFDC, directs the organization's overarching strategy and global operations. Van Duijn guides IFDC's mission to improve soil fertility and crop nutrition in tropical regions, overseeing the development and implementation of agricultural solutions. This leadership encompasses market development initiatives, policy advocacy efforts, and advancements in fertilizer technology. The President & Chief Executive Officer ensures alignment with IFDC's long-term vision, driving innovation in farmer mechanization and micronutrient research. Under Henk van Duijn's direction, IFDC expands its project implementation scope and strengthens its impact in the field, securing the organization's position as a leader in agricultural development worldwide. The executive's focus remains on fostering sustainable agricultural practices and enhancing food security across the globe.

John Allgood, the Chief Operating Officer at IFDC, manages the day-to-day operational execution of the organization's diverse programs. Allgood oversees the efficient deployment of resources across IFDC's agricultural solutions, ensuring project implementation in the field meets strategic objectives. This role involves optimizing processes for market development and fertilizer technology advancement. The Chief Operating Officer ensures seamless coordination between various departments, driving operational excellence in farmer mechanization and research initiatives. John Allgood's leadership focuses on enhancing the effectiveness of IFDC's global reach, supporting the mission to improve soil fertility and crop nutrition. By streamlining operations, the Chief Operating Officer contributes directly to IFDC's policy advocacy and overall market development impact.

Abdoul Boly, the Global Deputy Chief Operating Officer, Operations (Dcoo) & Manager, Facilities at IFDC, directs critical operational functions and manages the organization's physical infrastructure. Boly oversees the logistical execution of IFDC's agricultural solutions, ensuring efficient project implementation and support for market development initiatives. This dual role involves managing facilities to optimize operational capacity and support research and development activities. The Global Deputy Chief Operating Officer, Operations (Dcoo) & Manager, Facilities ensures that IFDC's infrastructure effectively supports its mission to improve soil fertility and crop nutrition. Abdoul Boly's leadership contributes to the seamless operation of farmer mechanization programs and fertilizer technology development, reinforcing IFDC's global presence and impact. Boly's focus on operational efficiency and facility management is integral to the organization's overall success.

Jill Alittle, the Chief Human Resources Officer at IFDC, shapes and executes human capital strategies to support the organization's global mission. Alittle oversees talent acquisition, development, and retention programs, ensuring IFDC attracts and maintains a skilled workforce dedicated to agricultural advancement. This leadership role is critical for fostering a productive and collaborative environment across all IFDC operations, from research and development to field implementation. The Chief Human Resources Officer ensures HR policies align with IFDC's commitment to improving soil fertility and crop nutrition in tropical regions. Jill Alittle's strategic direction enhances employee engagement and organizational effectiveness, directly supporting IFDC's market development and policy advocacy initiatives. By prioritizing human resources, Alittle strengthens the foundation for IFDC's continued growth and impact.