Jesper Pagh is interim Group CEO. He has been employed at DLG since 2004 with responsibility for the business area Livestock Nutrition. In addition, he is responsible for the group's R&D and the subsidiary DLG Vet. Jesper Pagh has an MSc in Agronomy from the Faculty of Life Sciences, University of Copenhagen.

Christina Nielsen is CFO in the DLG Group. Her areas of responsibility are the overall economic direction of the DLG Group, internal audit and insurance and legal affairs. 

Born: 1977

Kevin Lorenzen is Group Executive Vice President and responsible of energy activities in the group. He has been Director of Team AG since 2010.

He started as executive management assistant in Team AG in 1998 and became executive director in 2004. Kevin Lorenzen also worked two years at HaGe but returned as director in the Team group in 2007 with primary responsibility for Team AG's energy business. He holds an MBA in economics and has been a member of DLG's Group Management from 2013 till 2014.

Bent Nissen is part of the Group Management. He is also CEO of team agrar. Bent Nissen has been with DLG since 1990, and was responsible for building up DLG's activities in Poland from 1999 to 2006. Bent Nissen has a BSc in Business Economics and a BA in accounting and financial management.

Anders Westad Bertelsen is Group Treasurer. He is responsible for the Group's total treasury activities. He has been employed by the DLG Group since December 1, 2018. Anders is originally bank educated and has since supplemented with the Graduate Diploma (HD) in accounting and finance, strategy education from Henley Business School and an Executive MBA degree from the University of Coventry. Anders has many years of experience from similar positions in international companies / banks and works to exploit economies of scale within funding and managing financial risks across the entire group.

Carsten Klausen is the CEO of DLG's Swedish subsidiary, Svenska Foder. He has more than 25 years of experience in the farm supply industry and has had a number of management positions in the DLG Group throughout his career including Svenska Foder as CEO for 8 years and 2 years as deputy chairman director, and in DLG's German subsidiary, HaGe.

Christoffer Hage is Vice President for Crop Production. Mr Hage has a master degree in agricultural economics and started in DLG as a purchaser in 2000. In 2001 he was promoted to head of development in DLG Service & Energy and from 2003 – 2005 he was Information and Marketing Manager. In 2010 he was hired as business manager in DLG Service & Energy, and in 2014 he was promoted as vice director of Group Marketing and a number of activities within DLG Service & Energy, including DLG's retail chain. 

Jesper Andersen is Trade Risk Manager and part of DLG's Executive Steering Committee. He is responsible for the purchase and sale of raw materials for the entire group. He has been employed by the DLG since 2011 and has been responsible for the procurement of raw materials for several years. Jesper Andersen is an economics graduate from Aarhus Business College.

Jesper has extensive experience with trade and is working to exploit economies of scale in raw materials across the entire group.

Mogens Frederiksen is the director of DLG's crop trade and a member of the Executive Steering Committee. He is in charge of the overall crop trade group and focuses on the global market's impact on risk management and optimization for DLG's trade.

Mogens started in the DLG Group in 1979 as a commercial trainee and has worked in several different capacities over the years. Mogens has extensive experience in crop trade and has held various management positions within the Group.

Mogens has a business degree from Næstved College and has several management and international courses in commerce and contracting rights.