Amanda Chosewood has been promoted to chief financial officer of Fieldale Farms Corporation, one of the 14th largest poultry producers in the United States, after 13 years with the company in various leadership roles. She succeeds longtime CFO Eddie Elrod, who retired after 44 years of service.
- Amanda Chosewood promoted to CFO of Fieldale Farms after 13 years with the company
- Previous roles included corporate credit manager, corporate treasurer, and vice president and treasurer
- She succeeds Eddie Elrod, who retired after 44 years of employment
- Fieldale Farms is the 14th largest poultry producer in the United States, producing 18 million pounds of ready-to-cook chicken weekly
Amanda ChosewoodFieldale Farms Corporation | LinkedIn
“Amanda has been an important part of the Fieldale team for more than 13 years, serving in a number of leadership roles across the organization. Her experience, financial knowledge, and deep understanding of our company and our people will serve Fieldale well as she takes on this new role,” a LinkedIn post from Fieldale Farms read.
Her previous roles with Fieldale Farms include corporate credit manager, corporate treasurer and vice president and treasurer.
Chosewood succeeds longtime CFO Eddie Elrod, who has retired after 44 years of employment with Fieldale Farms.
“We extend our sincere gratitude to Eddie for his leadership, dedication and many contributions to Fieldale throughout his career, and we wish him all the best in retirement,” the company stated.
Headquartered in Baldwin, Georgia, Fieldale Farms is the 14th largest poultry producer in the United States. According to the WATTPoultry.com Top Companies Database, Fieldale Farms produced 18 million pounds of ready-to-cook chicken on a weekly basis.
The company operates two slaughter plants, one further processing plant, two hatcheries and two feed mills.
