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03.13.20 Issue Advisory, NGFA

Notice on NGFA Office Operations

(This post was updated on 3-30-2020)

“Given the rapidly evolving COVID-19 situation in the United States, including within the Washington, D.C., region, the National Grain and Feed Association (NGFA) is adapting its already-existing telework policy to provide staff members with the flexibility to work primarily from their home offices until at least April 30. Because NGFA has an existing telework policy and the necessary technology already in place, NGFA staff members who telework are able to monitor and respond to inquiries and requests from NGFA members promptly. The preferred method to contact NGFA staff is to email them directly; or send a general email to ngfa@ngfa.org and it will be routed to the appropriate staff member. You also may call the NGFA switchboard at 202-289-0873 and follow the voice prompts to direct-dial NGFA staff members.

During this time period, NGFA will be rescheduling previously planned in-person meetings at its headquarters office (opting instead for teleconferencing). NGFA will be monitoring the situation closely and will advise of any further changes, as warranted. We hope each of you and yours stays safe and healthy as public health professionals work to contain and control the coronavirus.”

–Randy Gordon, President and CEO, NGFA

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Lacy Holleman
Manager of Legal Affairs and Arbitration

lholleman@ngfa.org

Lacy provides staff support for one of NGFA’s premier member services – its more than century old system of industry trade rules and arbitration that facilitates the efficient marketing of grains, oilseeds and their derived products. She also works on contracting, legal and other related matters.

An Arkansas native, Lacy received her undergraduate degree with a double major in history and Russian studies from the University of Tulsa (Okla.) and her law degree from Wake Forest University in Winston-Salem, N.C. Prior to joining NGFA’s staff in November 2020, she managed a local business at the Pentagon and completed mediation training required by the North Carolina Supreme Court for those seeking to serve as mediators for settlement conferences and other settlement procedures in North Carolina Superior Court civil actions. She also has worked as an assistant for a law firm in her native state.