marketing y comunicación

Anandi is a mission-driven creative director with 14 years of experience in print, digital advertising and film production. She excels at brand strategy and creative leadership and is working closely with Moritz, leading the creative agency arm of TFS.

Having worked in the world of words and marketing for her entire professional career, Chevaun is no stranger to the ever-evolving and dynamic world of digital advertising. Her passion has always been around 'marketing for good'; amplifying the things that matter to as many people as possible. Upon joining Hatch and FS Media she has discovered a deep passion for aquaculture and the people who are driving innovation in this space.

Emma Barbier has recently joined The Fish Site as a Junior Editor, bringing a background in marine science and aquaculture. Her experience includes research at the Institute of Marine Research in Norway and industry work with BioMar France, where she liaised between the different departments involved with the hatchery feed range. She holds an Erasmus Mundus Master’s in Aquaculture, awarded jointly by institutions in France, Greece, and the UK, as well as a BSc in Marine Biology from the University of Melbourne. Before beginning her academic journey, she worked with a marine eco-tourism company in South Africa and as an equestrian guide in Patagonia. In her new role, she hopes to communicate aquaculture news and science in an engaging and accessible way for a wide range of stakeholders, while exploring the diverse and compelling stories the industry has to offer.

Environmental researcher and seaweed expert, passionate about media and the impact space, highly organised, MSC Marine Biology

Moritz is a communication and brand expert with a cross-discipline education covering degrees in media and communication management, performing arts and innovation science, entrepreneurship, and sustainable technologies. Before his current role as partner and MD at The Fish Site Ltd., Moritz was Head of Marketing at Hatch Blue.

Rob has been writing about aquaculture since 2007, editing Fish Farmer and Fish Farming Expert prior to his current role with The Fish Site. He has an MA in history from the University of Edinburgh and an MSc in sustainable aquaculture from the University of St Andrews. Having grown up on a livestock farm in rural Scotland, he has a long-standing interest in food production and animal husbandry and he particularly enjoys meeting independent farmers who are embracing innovation. Highlighting how aquaculture can sustain livelihoods in fragile coastal communities and enhance food security in the developing world are among the perks of his role.