Farstad has been CEO of Lerøy Havfisk AS since 1 November 2020. Before becoming CEO, he has served as CFO since January 2012. Farstad has been CFO of Harvesting since May 2011 and Senior Vice President/ Corporate Group Controller since May 2005. Farstad came from the position of CFO of West Fish Aarsæther AS, which merged with Havfisk AS (Aker Seafoods ASA) before it was listed on the stock exchange in 2005. Farstad has a Bachelor in Business Administration from BI Norwegian Business School.

CFO of Lerøy Havfisk AS since November 2020. Farstad came from the position of CFO of West Fish Aarsæther, which merged with Havfisk (Aker Seafoods ASA) before it was listed on the stock exchange in 2005. Rørvik has a bachelor's degree from Strathclyde University Business School in Scotland.

Myklebust has been in charge of sales of the company's trawl-caught fish for years and was appointed sales director in 2011. She has worked for Lerøy Havfisk AS since the company’s formation in 2005 (Aker Seafoods). Myklebust was employed from 1995 by West-Fish Aarsæther AS, which merged with Aker Seafoods ASA in 2005. She went to the College of Fishery Technology in Ålesund, where she specialised in fish, ship administration and management. Myklebust has also studied at the Norwegian School of Economics.

Stein Oksnes was appointed technical director in June 2017. His maritime career started in fishing, and he qualified as an engineer from the maritime and technical university college in Ålesund. Oksnes has a second degree in marine engineering, in addition to project management and shipbuilding. Oksnes is a certified M1 chief engineer. Among other things, he has 18 years’ experience as a naval officer in the Norwegian Coast Guard, and was educated at the officer candidate school and the Norwegian Naval Academy. He has held different positions both at sea and on shore over the years as chief engineer, fleet inspector and project manager. In addition, Oksnes has experience as a surveyor of ships in operation and newbuildings for Det Norske Veritas. During the period 2006–2012, he was head of newbuilding at the shipyard Fiskerstrand Verft, which included responsibility for hull construction in Lithuania and Latvia. From 2012 to 2015, he was responsible for Fiskerstrand Verft's hull construction in Turkey. During the period 2015–2017, Oksnes was chief technical manager for the Turkish shipyard ADA Shipyard in Istanbul, hired from his own sole proprietorship.

Ronny Vågsholm took over the position as COO of Lerøy Havfisk AS in April 2018. He is also general manager of Nordland Havfiske AS, Hammerfest Industrifiske AS and Finnmark Havfiske AS, which are Lerøy Havfisk AS's shipowning companies. Vågsholm has worked for Lerøy Havfisk AS since 2011 and been part of the management team since 2013. He started his maritime career in fishing before joining the Coast Guard, where he served in a number of operational positions, finishing as captain. Vågsholm also has experience from the Norwegian Coastal Administration, where he was a senior adviser in the Department of Maritime Safety, and he was a regional manager of the ferry and express boat company Tide Sjø in Møre og Romsdal county. Vågsholm has a maritime education (sea captain) from the university college in Ålesund (NTNU) and has been educated in the Armed Forces, officer candidate school, national Coast Guard principal warfare officers’ course and staff studies.