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The National Sorghum Producers is has five open positions on the board of directors

Posted on April 7, 2022April 7, 2022 by submission to DCNT

“We are in need of strong producer leadership to help move forward the sorghum industry and legislative and regulatory policies that are important to sorghum farmers,” said NSP CEO Tim Lust. “Our farmer-led board of directors bring the commitment and dedication needed to ensure NSP maintains first-rate representation in Washington, D.C., for not only U.S. sorghum farmers but the industry as a whole.”

National Sorghum Producers board members lead efforts to create positive change for sorghum farmers through effective policy and relationships and hold a vision to promote, advocate for and defend the sorghum industry. To be qualified to serve on the board, candidates must be an NSP member and have a passion for representing sorghum farmers through advocacy and fundraising activities. No prior board experience is necessary, only a desire to improve the sorghum industry.

Applications are due 5 p.m. Friday, May 6. The NSP nominating committee will review all applications before making nominations to the NSP Board of Directors for consideration and election during the August summer board meeting. Each position is a three-year term, beginning Oct. 1, the start of NSP’s fiscal year.

For the application or more information visit SorghumGrowers.com/leadership/.

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