ARA Recognizes Gary Vogen with Distinguished Service Award

“Gary has served on the ARA Board of Directors for several years and acts as an insightful resource when the ARA policy team reaches out for input to inform our advocacy efforts on a variety of issues,” says ARA President and CEO Daren Coppock.
“Gary has served on the ARA Board of Directors for several years and acts as an insightful resource when the ARA policy team reaches out for input to inform our advocacy efforts on a variety of issues,” says ARA President and CEO Daren Coppock.
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The Agricultural Retailers Association (ARA) recognized Gary Vogen, vice president of corporate and regulatory affairs at Yara North America, with the ARA Distinguished Service Award during the ARA Conference & Expo.

“Gary has served on the ARA Board of Directors for several years and acts as an insightful resource when the ARA policy team reaches out for input to inform our advocacy efforts on a variety of issues,” says ARA President and CEO Daren Coppock. “Gary’s leadership has benefited our industry in important ways as board chair of ResponsibleAg through its strategic transition in order to better meet the needs of ag retail facilities across the nation.”

Selected by the ARA Executive Committee, the ARA Distinguished Service Award honors individual members of the association who work to make the industry better for everyone as they exceed the traditional responsibility of supporting the ag retail industry.

Yara North America offers a wide range of products that come from a variety of manufacturing facilities. From the start in 1946 until today, the company’s main focus has been to be a leading crop nutrition solutions provider specializing in nitrogen fertilizers and industrial products.
 

 

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