Board Leadership and Elections - Indiana Corn and Soy

ISA is governed by a Board of 24 volunteer farmer-directors plus seven non-voting ex-officio Board members who meet throughout the year to develop ISA’s programs. Farmer Directors are elected by Indiana soybean farmers in June and take office to begin their term in November. These farmers from all over Indiana volunteer their time to improve opportunities for Indiana soybean farmers through checkoff investments and advocating for legislation and policies that support Indiana soybean farmers.

Election Information

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National Representation
Indiana also has 4 farmers who serve as national directors on the American Soybean Association board and four who serve on the United Soybean Board.

What does the board do?

Manages and conducts the business of the Indiana Soybean Alliance
Upholds certain standards of conduct including duty of care, duty of loyalty, duty of obedience, and duty of transparency.
Attends quarterly board meetings (typically held in November, March, June and August). These meetings are required and are two days in length. Most meetings will be held at the ISA office in Indianapolis.
Participate in trade missions, work with the media, represent ISA at events and meetings.
Serve on ISA committees each year. These committees lead the staff members’ work and provide direction regarding board decisions. The committees are Membership and Policy, Market Development, and Sustainability + Value Creation and typically meet at the same time as Board meetings.
Invest as an Advocate Member if serving on the Membership and Policy Committee.