AHDB - Agriculture and Horticulture Development Board
Agriculture Insights Manager - Red Meat

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Join us as an Agriculture Insights Manager (Senior Analyst - Red Meat)
Help deliver trusted market intelligence and analytical insight to support the UK red meat industry. This role works on a hybrid basis, two/three days from our HQ in Coventry and the remainder working remotely from home.
Reporting to the Lead Analyst, you will lead the delivery of analytical insight and market intelligence for the livestock sector, ensuring AHDB provides timely, evidence-based information that supports levy payer decision-making. Working closely with colleagues, industry stakeholders, and external partners, you will identify emerging trends, risks, and opportunities, translating complex data into clear and practical insights for the industry.
You will be an experienced analyst with strong economic, market, or sector analysis expertise, who can combine technical knowledge with excellent communication skills while comfortably managing projects, engaging stakeholders, and supporting the development of analytical excellence across the team.
This is an excellent opportunity for someone who is passionate about supporting the future of British agriculture and can deliver high-quality insight that helps businesses make informed decisions.
About AHDB
We are the independent, impartial public body that unlocks success in British agriculture. Funded by a levy from over 100,000 British producers in the beef, lamb, pork, dairy, and cereals sectors, we support and champion farmers, growers, and processors, often where no one else can or will.
We share the expert, evidence-based research and reports that inform on-farm decision-making. We promote British produce to the UK public through domestic marketing campaigns, and we identify and open new global export opportunities to help farm businesses grow.
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Responsibilities
- Produce trusted market intelligence and analytical insight for the UK red meat sector
- Analyse agricultural, economic, consumer, and trade data to identify trends, risks, and opportunities
- Lead analytical projects from design through to publication, ensuring outputs are accurate and relevant
- Translate complex information into clear reports, presentations, market commentary, and industry updates
- Act as a recognised source of expertise on red meat markets and supply chains
- Develop and maintain effective relationships with industry stakeholders, government, and academia
- Support and develop analytical excellence across the team, providing guidance and coaching where appropriate
- Represent AHDB at industry events, stakeholder meetings, and media engagements as required
Essential Criteria
- Degree-level qualification in economics, agriculture, or another numerate discipline, or equivalent relevant experience
- Significant experience of producing and communicating economic, market, or industry analysis
- Strong analytical skills with the ability to interpret complex data and present clear, actionable insights
- Excellent written, verbal, and presentation skills
- Strong planning, organisational, and project management skills
- Experience building effective relationships with internal and external stakeholders


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The Benefits…
We believe in rewarding our people for their hard work, so we have a great mix of benefits and opportunities to give you the recognition you deserve:
- 35 hours per week, Monday-Friday, with hybrid working
- 33 days of annual leave plus one privilege day (inclusive of bank holidays)
- Life assurance cover (4x salary)
- A market-leading defined contribution pension scheme with Legal & General
- Enhanced pay of 20 weeks for maternity, adoption, and shared parental leave, subject to length of service
- A paid day each year to volunteer and make a difference in your community
- Comprehensive Employee Assistance Programme
- Excellent training and development opportunities and an agreed development plan
- Recognition awards throughout the year
- Reward Gateway membership - this gives you a huge number of online discounts and savings
Please note that we reserve the right to close the vacancy early should we receive a significant number of suitable applications. For any queries or support with your application, you can contact us at recruitment@ahdb.org.uk
At AHDB, we are committed to developing, maintaining, and supporting a culture of equality, diversity, and inclusion, to include flexible working opportunities. This applies to both our workforce and the practices we follow.
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