The American Coalition for Ethanol (ACE) announced the re-election of several board members to the organization’s board of directors during its annual business meeting prior to ACE’s 33rd conference, which is being held virtually in combination with the Fuel Ethanol Workshop (FEW) & Expo on Sept. 16 from 1:30 to 5 p.m. CT.
Six incumbents were re-elected to the board of directors for three-year terms:
- Roger Berry, representing Nebraska Ethanol Board
- Trevor Hinz, representing ICM, Inc.
- David Kolsrud, representing Badger State Ethanol
- Jan Lundebrek, representing Chippewa Valley Ethanol Company
- Robert Walsh, representing South Dakota Corn Growers Association
- Chris Wilson, representing Mid-Missouri Energy
“As 2020 brought on a whole new set of challenges, we’re grateful for the guidance of our dedicated volunteers who make up the board of directors and represent the grassroots diversity of our members,” said Brian Jennings, ACE CEO.
In addition, two incumbents, Gary Marshall of the Missouri Corn Growers Association and Greg Krissek of the Kansas Corn Growers Association, completed their service on the ACE board of directors. Marshall, CEO of the Missouri Corn Growers, today announced his retirement effective April 2021. Josh Roe was elected to a three-year term representing Kansas Corn.
“Gary and Greg are exceptional advocates for ethanol and agriculture, and we’ve appreciated their leadership and expertise,” Jennings said. “We particularly wish Gary Marshall the very best in his upcoming retirement.”
A complete roster of the ACE board of directors is available here.
ACE is powered by people who have built an innovative industry that sustainably delivers clean fuel and valuable food for a growing world. These farmers, ranchers, Main Street businesses, scientists, investors, and renewable fuel producers work together to inform consumers and elected officials that in addition to helping keep gas prices low, creating jobs, improving the economy, displacing foreign oil, and reducing greenhouse gas emissions, ethanol delivers a great deal of human good.
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