Liam is General Manager of IFFPG since joining the scheme in 2007. As such, he is responsible for managing all operational matters relating to IFFPG, as well as reporting to the board of the scheme. Previously Liam worked for a range of state and private companies in the area of waste management and compliance. Liam has a Masters in Water Science & Technology from Trinity College and a Degree in Environmental Science from the University of North London.

Steve joined IFFPG in 2012 as its first Compliance Officer. The role primarily involves assisting local authorities in enforcing the Farm Plastics Regulations to ensure that all suppliers of farm film are paying the recycling levy, as well as also looking after internal compliance matters. Steve previously worked for a range of environmental consultancies after been awarded a Degree in Environmental Science from NUIG in 2006.

Kieran is mainly responsible for co-ordinating the scheme’s bring-centre programme, as well as supplying non-silage plastics to recycling facilities. Kieran joined IFFPG in 2006, having previously received a Degree in Applied Environmental Science from UCD.

Pamela, who is with IFFPG since 2006, is principally responsible for supplying silage plastics waste to recycling facilities in Ireland and elsewhere in Europe. In the case of material that is exported for recycling, Pamela ensures that IFFPG complies with stringent national trans frontier shipment legislation. Pamela is also largely responsible for managing the day to day accounts of the scheme.

Caoimhe joined IFFPG in May, 2017 as an IFFPG Officer. Caoimhe carries out a range of duties, including arranging supply of waste to recycling facilities, processing contractor payments, as well as liaising and communicating with farm plastics retailers. Caoimhe was awarded a degree in Agri/Environmental Science in 2017 from UCD.