Atlanta, Indiana, USA
August 19, 2024
Beck’s and the American Seed Trade Association (ASTA) are pleased to announce the election of Scott Beck as the central regional vice president. Scott will represent Indiana, Illinois, Ohio, Michigan, and Wisconsin during his three-year term in this role. He is one of seven regional vice presidents serving ASTA, contributing to the organization's mission of advocating for the seed industry's interests.
"This role offers an incredible opportunity to represent and advocate for the interests of our industry,” said Scott Beck, president at Beck’s. “I am excited to work closely with our members, share their insights with ASTA leadership, and help drive initiatives that will strengthen the seed industry's future."
As an elected officer, Scott will also serve as a member of the board of directors and the advisory council. His duties in this influential position will include:
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Attending all state, regional, and national ASTA meetings, ensuring that the voices and concerns of his region are heard and addressed.
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Acting as ASTA’s primary membership recruiter in the central region, promoting the benefits of membership and fostering growth within the organization.
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Reporting issues of interest and activities from Indiana, Illinois, Ohio, Michigan, and Wisconsin to ASTA leadership, providing valuable insights and updates.
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Serving as a liaison on legislative matters at the state, regional, and national levels, advocating for policies that support and enhance the seed industry's growth and sustainability.
Scott Beck brings a wealth of experience and dedication to his new role. His leadership will be instrumental in advancing ASTA's objectives and supporting the seed industry's critical work in the central region.
"We are thrilled to welcome Scott Beck as our new central regional vice president," said Andy LaVigne, president and CEO of ASTA. "His extensive knowledge and commitment to the industry will be invaluable as we continue to address the challenges and opportunities facing our members and the broader agricultural community."
To learn more about ASTA, please www.betterseed.org.
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