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The Cranberry Marketing Committee represents 100% of the US cranberry handlers within four Marketing Order districts. Presently, this includes 18 handlers located in the states of Oregon, Connecticut, Massachusetts, Michigan, Minnesota, New Jersey, New York, Rhode Island, Washington, and Wisconsin. These handlers represent approximately 1,200 US growers.
BOARD OF DIRECTORS
Term of Office: August 1, 2010 - July 31, 2012
DISTRICT 1 (MA, RI, CT)
Major Cooperative Members & Alternate
- Vacant (Member)
- Lawrence Harju (Member)
George Rogers (Alternate)
Other Than Major Cooperative Members & Alternate
- James Rezendes (Member)
- Parker Mauck (Member)
- Scott Hannula (Alternate)
DISTRICT 2 (NJ)
Major Cooperative Members & Alternate
- Vacant (Member)
- Joe Darlington (Alternate)
Other Than Major Cooperative Members & Alternate
- Bill Poinsett (Member)
- George Adams, Jr. (Alternate)
DISTRICT 3 (WI, MI, MN)
Major Cooperative Members & Alternate
- Jill Amundson (Member)
- Dan Rayala (Member)
- Martin Potter (Alternate)
Other Than Major Cooperative Members & Alternate)
- Jim Van Wychen (Member)
- Vacant (Member)
- Kelly Rudd (Alternate)
DISTRICT 4 (OR, WA)
Major Cooperative Members & Alternate
- Delann R. Haglund (Member)
- Frank Glenn (Alternate)
Other Than Major Cooperative Members & Alternate
- George Bussmann (Member)
- Ron Puhl (Alternate)
AT-LARGE MEMBER & ALTERNATE
- Jessica Rezin (Member)
- Alexander C. Ells (Alternate)
PUBLIC MEMBER & ALTERNATE
- Enrique Figueroa, Ph.D. (Member)
- D. Steven White, Ph.D. (Alternate)
CMC ADMINISTRATIVE OFFICE
- Michelle Hogan (Interim Executive Director)
- Ashley Chard (Domestic Promotion Program Manager)
- Gillian Knox (Administrative Assistant)
USDA, AGRICULTURAL MARKETING SERVICE
- Chris Nissen (Regional Manager)
Leadership for the Committee is self-appointed by its membership. Presently, eight members have a seat on the Board of Directors with alternative designated for each member. Regulations specify that seven members and their alternates shall be growers or employees, agents, or duly authorized representatives of growers. One non-industry member and alternate shall be appointed to represent the general public consumer. Industry members shall represent each of four designated districts in the production area. Non-industry members shall represent the public-at-large. The selection process for nomination and term of office of Committee members shall be in adherence to the Code of Federal Regulations, Title 7, Part 929.22.
