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About Us
Agricultural Development and Marketing Division
Mission Statement
To sustain a profitable agricultural economy in Oregon through business and market development.
Organization
Annual Performance Measures

Staff Directory
Dalton Hobbs, Assistant Director
Gary Roth, Division Administrator
Karla Valness, Office Manager
Kris Anderson, Commodity Commission Program Manager
Annette Amundson, Program Assistant
Yvette Arechiga, Program Assistant
Laura Barton, Trade Development Manager
Lindsay Benson, Special Projects Coordinator 
Jerry Gardner, Business Development Manager
John Kratochvil, Trade Development and Transportation Manager
Patrick Mayer, Trade Development Manager
Cory Schreiber, Farm to School Program Manager 
Amanda Welker, Trade Development Manager
Programs
The Agricultural Development and Marketing Division (ADMD) offers an integrated program to address development and marketing needs of Oregon's agricultural industry.
Our program operates in four principal areas.
 
  • Local business and market development
  • Regional and national market development
  • International market development
  • Commodity Commission oversight
 
We have integrated our program to provide a stepwise approach to meet the needs of Oregon producers and processors. Creating sustainable opportunity for Oregon agriculture is at the core of what we do.
 
We actively partner with other agencies and organizations to extend the reach of services we provide to Oregon agriculture.
 
Chief of these partnerships is our collaboration with Oregon State University (OSU) our joint venture partner at the Food Innovation Center in Portland. This facility is the first of its kind in the Northwest and serves as a powerful development tool for companies wishing to add value and market Oregon agricultural products.
 
In addition to our collaboration at the FIC, we work closely with the Oregon Economic and Community Development Department (OECDD) and the Governor's Economic Revitalization Teams (ERT).
All of these partnerships provide enhanced service delivery, reach and technical expertise for Oregon Agriculture and are critical to the success of the ADMD program of work.
 
Page updated: May 07, 2008

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