Meet Pierre Dulac

Published on Dec. 1, 2022

Meet Pierre Dulac

Read on to learn more about Pierre and his areas of expertise.

Pierre has been a dedicated and longstanding member of the Hybrid team since 2002. He's known for consistent, high-quality service with customers and has been a key leader within the technical team.

Pierre holds a degree in agricultural engineering and began his career in broiler breeding working in the hatchery. He joined the Turkeys team in 2002, and beginning in 2011, he supports customers all over Europe, Africa and the Middle East in his role as Technical Support Manager. He has extensive experience in ventilation, brooding and modeling of production. He regularly works with our customers to advise on bird placement, barn set-up, density, and optimized yield after processing.

Pierre’s superpower is listening to customers and really understanding their needs so he can give tailored advice. With his wide range of skills and long experience—from hatchery to breeder management to commercial growers—he has a well-rounded view of the business. Building strong relationships and trust is what he’s all about.

When he’s not working, Pierre enjoys playing tennis, spending time with his family, and heading to the woods to observe wildlife and nature. We're lucky to have him as a part of our team!

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