PBPC is looking for a Sustainability Manager to lead our efforts to engage in a broad range of industry and environmental coalitions focused on sustainability across the food, agriculture, and plant-based products value chains. You will lead the development and ...
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Jessica Bowman serves as PBPC'S Executive Director, where she leads the organization’s efforts in advocating for the expanded use of renewable, plant-based materials to help guide the global economy toward a circular model ...
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Robin J. Bowen, Senior Vice President of External Affairs, manages PBPC’s engagement with federal and state policymakers on legislative and regulatory issues as well as other agriculture, industry, and public policy organizations ...
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Michael Anderson, Vice President of Economics, provides strategic and tactical leadership to PBPC and its members regarding economic analysis, statistical reporting, and industry affairs ...
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Allison Cooke, Vice President of Food Policy, leads PBPC in overseeing and executing legislative and regulatory priorities for food, nutrition and agriculture policy ...
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Eamon Monahan serves as PBPC’s Vice President of Environmental Affairs and Workplace Safety. In his position, he oversees and executes legislative and regulatory priorities for environmental and workplace safety policies ...
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Keniece Barbee, Director of Board and Member Services, brings to PBPC over 10 years of C-Level Executive Assistant and Accounting experience ...
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Justin Maroccia is the Senior Manager of Sustainability at PBPC. His focus in this position is to advance sustainable practices throughout the corn value chain, working with appropriate partners to balance the elements of economic, societal and environmental sustainability ...
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Kent Roberson is the Senior Manager of Government Relations at PBPC. His focus in this position is to represent the policy interests of PBPC before Congress, the administration, and select state officials as well as development of PBPC’s political capital ...
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