Veteran executive Randy Hill has been appointed as an independent director on the board of Irving-based Darling Ingredients.
“We’re pleased to welcome Randy to our board of directors,” Chairman and CEO Randall C. Stuewe said in a statement. “His vast experience in the financial services industry, coupled with his expertise in advising companies with both domestic and international operations, will provide valuable insights into complex financial analysis and global reporting for our multifaceted business.”
Hill will serve on the board’s sustainability and audit committees.
Currently, Hill is a partner at Opportune LLP, a business advisory firm focused on consulting, outsourcing and investment banking. He previously served in many roles during his tenure as a partner in the audit practice of KPMG, including audit partner-in-charge at KPMG’s Dallas office.
Hill has worked with Fortune 500 boards on corporate governance matters, advised on mergers and acquisitions, complex audit and accounting matters, initial public offerings, capital market transactions and assisted clients to develop new accounting standard implementations and disclosures, Darling said.
Darling is a pioneer in circularity and takes material from the animal agriculture and food industries and transforms them into valuable ingredients that nourish people, feed animals and crops, and fuel the world with renewable energy.
It operates more than 260 facilities in more than 15 countries and processes about 15% of the world’s animal agricultural by-products, produces about 30% of the world’s collagen (both gelatin and hydrolyzed collagen), and is one of the largest producers of renewable energy.
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