AHDB - Agriculture and Horticulture Development Board
Knowledge Transfer Manager - Beef & Lamb (Agriculture)

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Knowledge Transfer Manager
We are looking for a Knowledge Transfer Manager to join our Beef & Lamb Engagement team, supporting the delivery of technical knowledge and insight to levy payers across the sector. This is a national role requiring some flexibility to travel across the UK as required.
You will play a leading role in translating research and best practice into practical, accessible tools and resources that support informed decision making and drive on-farm improvement. Working closely with internal teams and external stakeholders, you will produce high-quality knowledge transfer content aligned to the sector business plan.
This varied, collaborative role is ideal for someone with strong beef and lamb knowledge, excellent organisational and communication skills and a passion for driving impact through knowledge transfer.
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.
We help levy payers learn more, sell more and export more to remain sustainable and profitable. Together, we deliver the insights, the influence and the impact that farmers need.
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Responsibilities
- Leading the development and delivery of knowledge transfer (KT) campaigns, materials and resources in line with sector priorities
- Translating research and technical outputs into practical, levy-payer-focused content
- Supporting the link between research, technical and engagement activities to maximise impact
- Working closely with Regional Engagement Managers and colleagues to develop targeted messaging and solutions
- Building and maintaining strong relationships with internal teams, industry stakeholders and external partners
- Providing reporting and insight on knowledge transfer activity, outcomes and impact
- Supporting events, shows and wider engagement activity
Essential Criteria
- Strong understanding of the beef and lamb sector, alongside experience of knowledge transfer, project delivery or technical communication
- A proactive mindset and willingness to challenge
- Experience of planning and managing impactful projects within agreed timeframes and budgets
- A track record of delivering effective knowledge transfer or engagement activity
- Strong communication skills, both written and verbal, and the ability to build credible relationships with a wide range of stakeholders
- A collaborative approach and the ability to work across teams, with strong organisational skills and attention to detail
- An interest in behaviour change approaches or innovation in knowledge transfer


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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
- 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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