U.S. Grains & BioProducts Council (USGBC) members touched down this week for the organization’s 66th Annual Board of Delegates Meeting in Milwaukee, Wisconsin.
“Our primary purpose is to roll up our sleeves and work on planning and executing our organization’s global reach for the future,” said Ryan LeGrand, USGBC president and CEO.
“We still hold tight to our mission of developing markets, enabling trade and improving lives around the world for everyone who needs and wants what we have to offer.”
The meeting will spotlight impactful conversations around new markets, trade policy impacts and strengthening supply chains and highlight USGBC program successes.
The meeting will feature a panel on advancing U.S. trade and agricultural priorities moderated by LeGrand and including U.S. Trade Representative Ambassador Julie Callahan and U.S. Department of Agriculture Under Secretary Luke Lindberg, a presentation from Wisconsin Department of Agriculture Secretary Randy Romanski and global trade policy outlook presentations.
Advisory Team (A-Team) and sector meetings will happen throughout the event where members will have the opportunity to make recommendations to the board for consideration on future USGBC programs and priorities.
The conference will conclude on Friday with the Council’s board of delegates meeting, financial, A-Team and sector reports and a vote to fill open board of directors positions.
The 66th Board of Delegates meeting runs through Friday in Milwaukee. Follow along on social media using the hashtag #Grains26 or find more information about the meeting on our website here.
