Key member service roles are filled at Red Angus

Sanderson is a recent graduate of Oklahoma State University, where she earned bachelor's degrees in animal science and agricultural business. Sanderson will work with the breed improvement and technical committees as they guide the department in developing and implementing tools to increase the reliability of Red Angus genetics.

“Julia's background in the commercial and show cattle sectors, along with her experiences in other agricultural industries, led her to be a top candidate for the DNA customer service specialist position,” said Lindsay Upperman, Ph.D., RAAA director of breed improvement. “We are blessed to have Julia join the DNA department from her hometown in Midland, Michigan, and hope she enjoys her promising career at RAAA!”

Inmon joined the member services department recently. From Loveland, Colorado, she is a 2018 graduate of Colorado State University with a bachelor's degree in animal science and a minor in business. She was a member of the 2017 CSU meat judging team.

“Andi has jumped into her new role as if she were a seasoned employee," said Halla Pfeiff, RAAA executive assistant. "RAAA's busy season has hit, and she has already proven to be a valuable asset to the team, willing to help in any area needed. We are excited about her joining the team and the assets she brings."