Standing Committees

Four standing committees have been established to oversee various aspects of Field to Market’s program and to make formal recommendations to the Board of Directors and General Assembly. These committees will have a number of responsibilities including developing and refining metrics; establishing verification protocols for sustainability claims; developing education and outreach materials to accelerate continuous improvement; and establishing awards and recognition programs for outstanding growers and supply chain partners. 

To ensure balanced representation and engagement from across our membership, no organization may serve on more than two standing committees, unless the vacancy would otherwise go unfilled.  Associate members are excluded from serving on standing committees. 

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The Standards Committee oversees the creation, refinement, and publication of governance and process documents that enhance the credibility and transparency of Field to Market’s programs. This includes making recommendations to the Board of Directors and General Assembly on the establishment and revision of participation, measurement and impact claims protocols, as well as the data requirements to support these claims. The committee also oversees the engagement with third-party verifiers and ensure ongoing compliance with ISEAL requirements.

Please contact Coralie Pierre, Director of Programs and Partnerships, with questions about the Standards Committee.

Nimra Aamir

Nutrien

Andrea Dixon

The Sustainability Consortium

Tarik Eluri

U.S. Soybean Export Council

Josh Hankins

USA Rice Federation

Kyle Kasten

PepsiCo

Robert Loggins

Bush’s Beans

Megan Martin

Ducks Unlimited

Peter Mead

The Nature Conservancy

Alicia Meads

CF Industries

Deepika Mishra

U.S. Cotton Trust Protocol

Michelle Perez

AFT

Auva Shariatmadari

Arva Intelligence

Carlos Suarez

U.S. Grains Council

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