Lincoln, Neb. —Julie Obermeyer, a distinguished leader in career development and corporate relations at the University of Nebraska–Lincoln’s College of Agricultural Sciences & Natural Resources, has rejoined the National Agricultural Alumni and Development Association (NAADA) Executive Committee. Obermeyer will serve as Secretary on the NAADA Board of Directors, playing a key role in shaping the future of agricultural education and development nationwide.
Obermeyer’s leadership will not only enhance NAADA’s national initiatives but also bring Nebraska’s agricultural values and expertise to the forefront of the organization’s efforts. With deep roots in Nebraska’s agricultural community, Obermeyer’s experience aligns perfectly with NAADA’s mission to support and advance agricultural education across the country.
"I am thrilled to join NAADA as President and lead the executive leadership team for our Board of Directors. I look forward to working alongside Julie Obermeyer and our entire Board of Directors, who represent a diverse range of backgrounds from across the country," said Paula Beecher, NAADA President.
"This geographical and professional diversity is crucial for enhancing our organization's mission-critical solutions. NAADA’s goal is to serve both our universities and the broader agricultural community by providing education, support, and recognition to professionals and volunteers dedicated to advancing agriculture and related disciplines through land-grant and other agricultural partner programs."
Obermeyer began her term on July 1, 2024, joining over 20 other board members from across the United States. Her role will involve key decision-making processes that support the growth of agricultural programs, particularly those tied to land-grant universities like the University of Nebraska–Lincoln. This appointment underscores the significant impact that Nebraska continues to have on the national stage in agriculture and natural resources.
