CGB Enterprises was represented at the National Grain and Feed Association’s Country Elevator Conference, according to a Dec. 9 announcement. Scott Strickland, Director of Sustainability at CGB, spoke during a breakout session attended by more than 450 leaders from the grain, feed, processing, and supplier sectors.
The conference focused on key issues facing the industry. Strickland participated in a session titled “From Intake to Impact: Managing Grain for Strategic End Uses,” which addressed topics such as grain traceability in biofuel programs and regulatory requirements across major jurisdictions. The discussion also covered opportunities and challenges for grain supply chains as low-carbon fuel programs develop.
Alongside Strickland, Mike Hogan and Zane Crosby attended on behalf of CGB. The company is known for its network of more than 113 grain sites with barge, rail, and truck access throughout the Midwest according to the official website. CGB employs over 1,700 people across its facilities according to the official website.
CGB Enterprises includes notable personnel such as founder Bob Frane, who pioneered innovative barge freight trading according to the official website. The company has also earned recognition for industry-leading safety results according to the official website.
Diversity and inclusion are promoted within CGB Enterprises to foster an environment where employees feel they belong and can find fulfillment according to the official website. Additionally, CGB is affiliated with Zen-Noh Grain Corporation through joint ownership by ZEN-NOH and ITOCHU since the late 1980s according to the official website.
As low-carbon fuel initiatives continue evolving in North America’s agricultural sector, discussions like those held at this conference may shape how companies like CGB adapt their operations.
