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2016 NGFA Annual Convention Hotel Del Coronado - San Diego, CA March 13-15, 2016 2016 NGFA Annual Convention Hotel Del Coronado - San Diego, CA March 13-15, 2016 Final Hope Abramov Thompson Coburn LLP St. Louis MO Kevin (Missy) Adams CGB Enterprises Inc. Mandeville LA Lance Adams Team Marketing Alliance LLC Moundridge KS Robert Adduci R.J. O'Brien & Assoc. Mokena IL Jeff (Jamell) Adkisson Grain and Feed Association of Illinois Springfield IL Kabir Ahmad Tradiverse Corporation New York NY Navaid Alam Tradiverse Corporation New York NY Matthew Anderson Bank of America Merrill Lynch Chicago IL J. Anderson BOK Financial Kansas City MO MJ Anderson The Andersons Inc. Maumee OH Tim (Marilyn) Andriesen CME Group Inc. Chicago IL Travis (Angela) Antonsen South Dakota Wheat Growers Association Aberdeen SD Ken (Diane) Arnold Midsouth Grain Inspection Services Memphis TN Tara Artho Texas Grain & Feed Association Ft. Worth TX Paul Aspengren Miner Enterprises Jacksonville FL John Augspurger Livestock Nutrition Center Overland Park KS Lionel Autret Rabobank New York NY Mark (Susan) Avery Grain Journal decatur IL Mary Azar Nidera US LLC Chicago IL Amer Badawi Columbia Grain Inc. Portland OR Ben Baer Livestock Nutrition Center Memphis TN Jim (Alice) Bafus Almira Farmers Warehouse Company LTD Almira WA Keith (Yvonne) Bailey AgVentures NW Odessa WA André Baladi U.S. Bank Denver CO Jason Ballow J.D. Heiskell & Co. Tulare CA Ron (Jean) Barkema Innovative Ag Services Hubbard IA Heath (Tisha) Barnes Whitgro Inc. St. John WA Dave Barrett Barrett, Easterday, Cunningham & Eselgroth LLP Dublin OH Augusto Bassanini United Grain Company Vancouver WA Todd Bastean Bunge North America Inc. St. Louis MO Dave (Sharon) Baudler Cargill Inc. Wayzata MN Gary (Kim) Beachner Beachner Grain Inc. Parsons KS Beth (Matt) Bechdol Ice Miller LLP Indianapolis IN Greg Beck CGB Enterprises Inc. Mandeville LA Kyle Becton JP Morgan Chase Pheonix AZ Kaleb Belzer Bunge North America Inc. St. Louis MO Brian Bennett Validus Urbandale IA Andy Bentley Bank of the West W. Des Moines IA Shane Berrett Gavilon Grain LLC Omaha NE Greg (Mary Lee) Bewley Union Tank Car Company Chicago IL Steve Biddle JBS United Inc. Sheridan IN Tyler Bjornson Canada Grains Council Winnipeg MB Lee (Shelley) Blank GFG Ag Services Kansas City MO Matt (Sara) Blasdel INTL FCStone Zionsville IN Randy (Jan) Bleich JBS United Inc. Pittsfield IL Steve Bobb BNSF Railway Ft. Worth TX Chris Boerm Archer Daniels Midland Company Decatur IL Robert Bond Agrex Inc. Franklin TN Keith Bouquet National Steel Car Chicago IL Joseph Bourne Commodity Specialists Company Overland Park KS Patrick Bracken Riverland Ag/Ceres Global Ag Minneapolis MN Mike (Karen) Brainerd Union Pacific Railroad Omaha NE Elliott Brammer Archer Daniels Midland Company Forsyth IL Ronald Brandt Farm Credit Services of America Omaha NE Tom Bressner Wisconsin Agri-Business Association Madison WI Randall Broady Trupointe Cooperative Botkins OH Sean Broderick CHS Inc. Inver Grove Heights MN John Brooks Canadian Pacific Railway Minneapolis MN Marilyn Brouillette Surprise AZ JoAnn Brouillette Demeter LP Fowler IN Wyatt (Theresa) Brummer The Scoular Company Overland Park KS Chase Bryan Bunge North America Inc. Homer IL Pat Bryan Pacificor LLC Portland OR Tony Buehler Bank of America Merrill Lynch Denver CO Steve (Jill) Burbrink CGB Enterprises Inc. Mandeville LA Marcus Butterfield Vertical Software Inc. Bartonville IL Jim Byrum Michigan Agri-Business Assn. East Lansing MI Amanda Cain Société Générale New York NY Larry (Sandy) Callahan Demeter LP Fowler IN Troy Callicoat Barrett, Easterday, Cunningham & Eselgroth LLP Dublin OH Steve Campbell Louis Dreyfus Commodities LLC Kansas City MO Jan Campbell Purina Animal Nutrition LLC Gray Summit MO Todd (Vivian) Canatella Zen-Noh Grain Corporation Covington LA Maryann Candelero Ingredion Incorporated Westchester IL Robert (Lisa) Carlson Landmark Services Cooperative Cottage Grove WI Martha Carpenter Smith Bank of America Merrill Lynch Kansas City MO John Carroll Guardian Energy Prior Lake MN Carl Casle CHS Inc. Inver Grove Heights MN Jason Cervantes Hulcher Services Inc. Denton TX Mark Chambers Perdue AgriBusiness LLC Salisbury MD Brooke Chierici Zen-Noh Grain Corporation Mandeville LA David Christofore Agrex Inc. Overland Park KS Joe Christopher Crossroads Cooperative Association Sidney NE Chia-Ying Chung AMERRA Capital Management New York NY John Church Rabobank Chicago IL Mike Cioffi Fidessa Group New York NY Tom Clark GATX Corporation Chicago IL Sharon Clark Perdue AgriBusiness LLC Salisbury MD Jamie (Devlin) Clendenin Farmers Grain Terminal Inc. Greenville MS Dusty Clevenger AgSpring LLC Leawood KS Gabe (Liz) Conaghan Bunge North America Inc. St. Louis MO Jerry (Lori) Cope Dakota Mill & Grain Rapid City SD Pat Coyle Nidera US LLC Chicago IL Tom (Kathy) Coyle Nidera US LLC Chicago IL John Crabtree AgriCapital Corporation New York NY C C Craig Farmers Grain Terminal Inc. Greenville MS John Cranor Northwest Grain Growers Walla Walla WA Isaac Crawford POET Nutrition Sioux Falls SD Chris Crawford The Scoular Company Plainfield IL Jarod Creed Gavilon Grain LLC Omaha NE John Cripe MID-CO Commodities Inc. Bloomington IL David Crumbaugh Standfast USA/TRAM Chicago IL Ivo Daalder Chicago Council on Global Affairs Chicago IL Clint (Sarah) Davis J.W. Nutt Co. N. Little Rock AR Tony Davison TransWorks Ft. Wayne IN Mitch (Teresa) Dawson MFA Incorporated Columbia MO Jay Day CGB Enterprises Inc. Gladstone IL Robert Day Riverland Ag/Ceres Global Ag Minneapolis MN Al Deasy CSX Transportation Oak Brook IL Cleman Decker Hulcher Services Inc. Denton TX Ron (Vicki) DeJongh Columbia Grain Inc. Minneapolis MN Charlie Delacruz National Grain and Feed Association Washington DC Jim (Cindy) Dell Cooperative Producers Inc. Hastings NE Ronald Demaray DEKRA Insight Horton KS Corey (Tiffany) Dencklau Gavilon Grain LLC Omaha NE Dan (Deb) DeRouchey Berthold Farmers Elevator LLC Berthold ND Gary Devlin Ag Processing Inc. Omaha NE Ben Doane CHS Inc. Inver Grove Heights MN Scott (Denise) Docherty Topflight Grain Cooperative Monticello IL Steve Doench Agrible Inc. Champaign IL Paul Doheny Rabobank Chicago IL Mike (Denise) Donnelly Perdue AgriBusiness LLC Salisbury MD Michael Driscoll GEOSYS Minneapolis MN Sherry Drutman OpenLink Houston TX Scott (Diane) Dubbelde Farmers Cooperative Elevator Company Hanley Falls MN Beau Duff Davenport Union Warehouse Davenport WA Megan Durisin Bloomberg News Chicago IL Matt Dvorak Louis Dreyfus Commodities LLC Kansas City MO Adriano Echavarria ABN AMRO New York NY Jon Efken Bank of America Merrill Lynch Charlotte NC Lizzie (Alex Heilman) Ekeberg Mercaris Silver Spring MD Kim Ekena Archer Daniels Midland Company Decatur IL Tammy Elliott National Grain and Feed Association Washington DC Charlie Elsea The Scoular Company Hancock IA Scott Eppelman Charles Taylor/Signal Administration, Inc. Dallas TX Burt Etchison Stewart Grain Company Inc. Williamsport IN Scott (Keshia) Eubank OmniTRAX Logistics Services Midlothian TX John (Kelli) Evans Evans Grain Burley ID Michel Everaert CME Group Inc. London ON John (Wendy) Every Vita Plus Loyal WI Dave (Carla) Fairfield National Grain and Feed Association Atlantic IA Jarad Farmer Canadian Pacific Railway Maple Grove MN Bert Farrish Big River Rice & Grain, an Agspring Company Pioneer LA Tom Fernandes Grain Service Corporation Atlanta GA Damon (Jeanette) Filan Tri-Cities Grain Pasco WA Rob Finch CSX Transportation Jacksonville FL Geoff Finch The Wenger Group Rheems PA Butch (Pam) Fischer J.D. Heiskell & Co. Tulare CA Max (Kate) Fisher National Grain and Feed Association Washington DC Mark Fisler Ocean Park Advisors Los Angeles CA John Flahaut One Source Risk Management St. Louis MO Marc (Phyllis) Fleischaker Arent Fox LLP Washington DC John (Trish) Fletcher Central Missouri AgriService Marshall MO Beth Ford Land O' Lakes Inc. Arden Hills MN Tammy Ford-Miller Oklahoma Grain and Feed Association Enid OR Kyle Foster Crossroads Cooperative Association Sidney NE Paul Fox FamilyFarms Group Brighton IL Jonathan Franks Feed and Grain Ft. 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