After working as a civil engineer for 8 years, Barry joined the family company in 1969, working first as an engineer and then as manager of the food processing company.

Frank Vale entered the Dairy Industry in 1925 and became General Manager, Hamilton, Vic, which was a position he held for 16 years. In 1952, Frank joined W. Woodmason Cold Storage as General Manager, becoming Managing Director in 1953.

Based in Melbourne, Australia, Gábor Hilton has over 45 years experience as an Engineer and Manager in the Cold Storage Industry. Gábor qualified as an Electrical Engineer from RMIT in 1965.

Greg joined Cleland’s Cold Storage in 1992 after working at Ansett and TNT. Greg used his general logistics experience to add an enormous amount of value to Cleland’s in his nine years there.

Paul has over 23 years of experience in all facets of the cold storage industry following a career as an accountant before joining the family business. He has been involved in the design and project management of a number of new facilities construction on site.

The Guy Family entered the Refrigeration Industry in the late 1920's when a local store in Bendigo was acquired, which soon began to produce ice. Richard Guy completed a graduate course in Refrigeration at the King's College, University of London.

Richard was president of the CSIAV from 1977-78 and served as the Victorian representative to the CSAA as Vice President from 1982-89 and as senior Vice President 1987-91.

Stan was the Inaugural President of the Cold Storage Association of Australia (CSAA)

Stan Guilfoyle served the Cold Chain Industry well for many years. He represented the industry on a number of boards and committees, including Frozen Goods Board (1962-68), Research Committee, Costs & Rates (1958-61) Joint Overseas Shipping Association (1967), NHMRC 1967. He was President of the CSAA 1965-67. Stan was elected a Life Member in 1968.

Merv Delzoppo joined Floyds Ice & Cold Storage Works in April 1650. The company became Frozen Food Industries in 1963. Merv retired in 1980 after 30 years service as Manager, Ice & Cold Stores Division.

Peter commenced his career in the Australian Cold Chain Industry in 1974, when he was appointed CFO of Associated Freezers of Australia Pty. Ltd. (who established the first 1.5 million cubic foot single room freezer in Australia) From 1974 Peter has been a member of the Cold Storage Industry Association of the time – from the CSAA to the RWTA of today.

Warwick has been associated with the Cold Chain Industry since 1960 when he joined the Cleland Organisation. In 1968, he became Manager of the Cold Storage Division and, in the same year, was responsible for establishing the Victorian State Division and the Victorian State Frozen Distribution Centre for what is now Coles Myer.