The CEO of the United Soybean Board has resigned from his leadership role effective immediately. Lucas Lentsch has been with the checkoff for two years prior to leaving his post. Darrly Chatman, executive vice president, compliance, has been named interim CEO. In a statement to brownfield, USB says it will begin a comprehensive search for […]
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