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In the news...

NRSA Announcement

The new year brings new talent to the National Livestock Producers/ National Institute for Animal Agriculture team. Jessica Greene has been named as the new Administrative Communications Coordinator.Greene is a graduate of Oklahoma State University with a bachelor's degree in agricultural communications and animal science. Since her graduation she has been working in the equine industry as an assistant trainer to some of the top National Cutting Horse Association trainers.

"I am very excited to be joining the NLPA staff and I plan to do my best to help this organization move into the future while staying true to old traditions," Greene said.

As the Administrative Communications Coordinator, Greene will be supporting the executive team with events and conferences as well as the communications efforts. She will be helping to ensure that timely, relevant and compelling information gets to the right audience at the right time.

Greene has strong ties to the agricultural community as she grew up showing horses, as well as raising cattle, sheep and hogs through 4–H and FFA in Castle Rock, Colo. She was also the Pikes Peak or Bust Rodeo Girl of the West in 2010.

"I hope to use my wide variety of past experiences to help me reach out to the members of NLPA, the National Institute for Animal Agriculture and the Global Roundtable for Sustainable Beef and help to make these organizations as successful as they can be," Greene said.

As of January 5, Greene will be working closely with the other members of the NLPA staff in the Colorado Springs, CO office.

"We are pleased to have Jessica join our team and look forward to the many contributions she will make in the future," Scott Stuart, CEO of NLPA, said. NLPA/NIAA News Release, 01/05/15

June 2014 NewsLetter!