Agribusiness leadership meeting concept
In a significant development, the Palmetto AgriBusiness Council (PABC) has announced its newly elected officers for the year 2024. An important decision taken at the organization’s recent meeting in Columbia, the line-up comprises seasoned professionals entrenched in agribusiness, who will be pivotal in steering the course of South Carolina’s mammoth industry.
Sarah Windham, Partner with FORVIS, re-confirmed her position as Chair, while Bryant Sansbury, CEO of ArborOne, was ushered in as the Vice Chair of the council. Lori Anne Carr, Vice President of Titan Farms, will serve as the Secretary/Treasurer of the PABC for the year 2024.
The PABC, calling to its fold some of the largest agribusiness employers in the state, dedicates itself to the promotion of economic viability within South Carolina’s extensive industry framework. It is their belief that focused commitment and industry-aligned leadership would prove instrumental in the growth of the agriculture and forestry sectors.
PABC’s CEO, Ronnie Summers, hailed the newly elected officers, expressing robust confidence in their leadership. He emphasized their rich experience and deep expertise as vital assets capable of bolstering PABC’s mission. He said, “The council couldn’t have asked for a better league of professionals to head our commitment towards nurturing and expanding the agriculture and forestry sectors. Their collective wealth of knowledge will definitely bolster our resolve to steer South Carolina’s agribusiness towards new heights.”
The new leadership is expected to provide the strategic direction required to maintain the momentum in achieving the Council’s ambitious targets. This development is seen as instrumental in shaping the future of South Carolina’s largest industry and the state’s economic landscape at large.
The Palmetto AgriBusiness Council (PABC) is dedicated to the sustainable growth of South Carolina’s agriculture and forestry sectors. The council stands as a strong advocate for the industry, ensuring policy and developmental initiatives comply with its objectives to foster growth, innovation, and sustainability within the state’s agribusiness landscape.
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