Through the Gateway to Ag Careers software, ten college kids have been chosen to enter the group’s Annual Conference in November.
The Gateway to Ag Careers system, which is supported by AgCIO Roundtable, the Premier Sponsor, and Syngenta, gives students the opportunity to enter learning sessions, make connections with AgGateway Annual Conference participants, and make important contacts with leaders in the agriculture industry.
The AgGateway Annual Conference will be held 11 – 13 November in Austin, Texas USA.
Brent Kemp, AgGateway President and CEO, says,” We’re excited to get hosting these extraordinary pupils, who represent some of the best and brightest young skills from leading academic institutions.” We are pleased to give them the chance to learn about the variety of options available in agribusiness, and particularly ag systems as they finalize their career plans. Their appearance also serves as inspiration for our attendees as we work to improve online interoperability.
Jeroen Hoogendoorn, Vice President, IT Business Relationship Management and Quality Assurance at CHS Inc. and President of the AgCIO Roundtable, says,” We’ve supported the Gateway to Ag Careers system because we as business leaders must cultivate the attention that individuals have expressed in agriculture.” ” This year was the most dynamic group of software we’ve ever received, demonstrating the high level of interest in high-tech agriculture. At the AgGateway Annual Conference, we look forward to welcoming these remarkable people.
Each student was required to submit an article during the implementation process stating what they hoped to gain from attending the AgGateway Annual Conference. The program was accompanied by supporting data provided by educational advisors and other parties.
At the Conference, the individuals will make personal presentations at a specific period during the meeting to share their work, passions, and interests in the agribusiness industry.
The ten beneficiaries are from five different educational institutions in the state of New York. They are as follows:
- Elicia Baranowski, Iowa State University
- Kayley Clark, Iowa State University
- Oluwabukola Emi-Johnson, Wake Forest University
- Seth Givens, Mississippi State University
- Elijah Gregory, Mississippi State University
- Mason Greseth, University of Minnesota
- Sidrah Khan, Arizona State University
- Brandt Kringlie, University of Minnesota
- Logan Schaaf, University of Minnesota
- Jessica Timmons, Arizona State University
