LINCOLN, NE - The American
Gelbvieh Association (AGA) would like to welcome Barb Standage who began her
role as office operations coordinator on March 23, 2020.
Standage is a native Nebraskan, residing close to her family's farm near Eagle.
The farm is a combined row crops and cow-calf operation with the original
homestead remaining in the family. Barb and her husband, Doug, manage the
commercial cow-calf operation as well as brome, prairie, and alfalfa hay crops.
Barb's brother focuses on the row crops (corn, soybeans, and wheat).
"I'm absolutely delighted to join the AGA and the people within the
organization. I've long looked for the perfect position in animal agriculture
and am excited to use all my skills along with learning more about the Gelbvieh
breed, and the services the AGA offers its members," said Standage.
With a career starting in the hospitality field, Standage focused mainly on
accounting and then expanded into human resources, earning her Professional in
Human Resources (PHR) designation. In her role as office operations
coordinator, Standage will organize and process accounts payable and accounts
receivable, assist members and AGA stakeholders on the AGA online registry,
including data input and DNA test ordering, and assist the executive director
in administrative tasks.
"Barb brings a wealth of experience in office administration and she will
be a complementary fit to the skilled staff already in place at the AGA,"
says Megan Slater, AGA executive director. "We are excited to have her
join the team as we move forward serving Gelbvieh and Balancer® stakeholders in
today's modern beef industry."
Barb is working out of the AGA office and can be reached by phone at
303-465-2333 or barb@gelbvieh.org
The American Gelbvieh Association is a progressive beef cattle breed association representing 1,000 members and approximately 40,000 Gelbvieh, Balancer and Gelbvieh-influenced cows assessed annually in a performance-oriented total herd reporting system.