Global packaging company TricorBraun has appointed Louise Baker as Managing Director of TricorBraun Australia and New Zealand (ANZ), effective 9 March 2026.
In her new role, Baker will oversee operations in the ANZ region and set the company’s strategy to drive growth and operational excellence. She will also manage Commercial Sales, Manufacturing, Supply Chain, and Finance across Australia and New Zealand.
“We are pleased to welcome Louise Baker as Managing Director. This appointment reflects TricorBraun’s commitment to strong, experienced leadership as we continue to expand our presence across the Australian and New Zealand regions,” said Scott Jamroz, Chief Financial Officer, TricorBraun. “Louise is a seasoned executive in the consumer goods and packaging industries, with a proven track record of leading complex transformations, driving commercial growth, and building high-performing teams. She will be pivotal in guiding the company’s next phase of growth.”
Baker has more than 25 years of experience in commercial and strategic roles in the FMCG and packaging industries. She joins TricorBraun from Huhtamaki, where she was General Manager, Foodservice Packaging Oceania, leading strategy and performance across both traded and manufactured packaging businesses.
She has also held senior roles at PepsiCo ANZ, Frucor Suntory Australia, Procter & Gamble UK, and Goodman Fielder Australia.
In addition, Baker founded and led Capability Centre Pty Ltd., a consultancy focused on leadership and sales capability development.
“It is an honour to lead TricorBraun ANZ into its next chapter,” said Baker. “I have long admired the company’s reputation as a trusted partner to customers in delivering innovative, fit-for-purpose packaging solutions, and as a valued partner to suppliers, supported by an outstanding team of packaging professionals. I look forward to building on the company’s strong operational performance to continue delivering exceptional service to customers across the region while driving sustainable growth and long-term impact.”
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