Farm Hands on the Potomac: Corn Refiners Association names Noe as CEO, Morton's position expanded by Nestlé, ACE names Lamberty new chief strategy officer - Agri-Pulse Communications, Inc.
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The Department of Health and Human Services has hired Jacqueline Thomas as the deputy assistant secretary for strategic communications. She was previously with USDA as director of strategic communications. The Corn Refiners Association has named Paul Noe as its next president and CEO, with Noe set to join the organization Oct 1. He brings more than 20 years of experience, including senior roles with the American Forest & Paper Association and the former Grocery Manufacturers Association, as well as service at the Office of Management and Budget during the George W. Bush administration. He will succeed John Bode, who is retiring at the end of January after 13 years leading CRA. Josh Morton's position was expanded by Nestlé to include sustainability as he becomes head of corporate affairs and sustainability for the Americas Zone. Morton has been with Nestlé for nearly nine years. Previously, he was the director of corporate communication at Kellogg Co. The American Coalition for Ethanol has named Ron Lamberty the new chief strategy officer. Lamberty was prev Danielle Beck (Linkedin photo) iously the chief marketing officer and has been with ACE since 2000. Hyperliquid Policy Center has hired Danielle Beck as the head of government relations. She has held positions including vice president of the Corn Refiners Association, senior director of government affairs for Invariant...
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