Australia's Vow Appoints New CEO Amid Expansion Beyond Lab-Grown Meat
Australia's Vow has named Alex Andrews as its new CEO, with co-founder George Peppou becoming an executive director amid an expansion beyond cultivated meat.
Australia’s Vow Appoints New CEO Amid Expansion Beyond Cultivated Meat Cell-Based News Alt Protein Future Foods By Anay Mridul Published on Jun 23, 2026 Last updated Jun 23, 2026 Courtesy: Vow 4 Mins Read Australian cultivated meat leader Vow has named Alex Andrews as its new CEO, with co-founder George Peppou becoming an executive director, as the startup cuts jobs and eyes new verticals for its cell-culture technology. A year after rolling out its cultured quail in restaurants across Australia, food tech startup Vow has seen a shake-up in the C-suite. Co-founder George Peppou, who was
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