Description:
Join Soil & Climate Alliance and ASBN for a conversation on coalition-driven policy to advance regenerative agriculture. Guest speakers will showcase the Regen Policy Initiative (RPI), share practical lessons from the field, highlight actionable policy levers, and explore how farmers, brands, and coalitions can collaborate to scale regenerative practices effectively.
Hosted by: Liza & Jessica Hulse Dillion
Moderated by: Jessica Hulse Dillion
Speakers Include:
Jessica Hulse Dillion | Director | Soil & Climate Alliance
Jessica has extensive experience in fostering cross-sector collaborations to drive systemic change. This work has led Jessica to engage across industries, including the for-profit and non-profit worlds, as well as the government, working with both policymakers and implementers to create meaningful change that impacts the lives of those working to improve the world around them.
Adam Chappell | Farmer | Chappell Brothers Farm
Adam is a fourth-generation regenerative farmer, a cover crop enthusiast, and a student of nature, based in Cotton Plant, Arkansas. For nearly two decades, he has transformed his family’s multi-thousand-acre operation from a conventional, input-dependent enterprise into a thriving regenerative farm through cover cropping, limited tillage, diverse rotations and soil-health-centered management.
Callie Eideberg | Principal | Vogel Group
Callie is a well-regarded policy expert on agriculture, land conservation, water policy and environmental issues. She is known for her ability to work with both political parties and her direct approach to tackling tough issues. Most recently, Callie served as Senior Professional Staffer to Senator Debbie Stabenow, Chair of the Senate Agriculture, Nutrition and Forestry Committee.
Tom Gates | Global Values Led Dairy Specialist | Ben & Jerry’s
As a strategic leader for Ben & Jerry’s, Tom is responsible for shaping and driving the company’s global dairy sustainability initiatives across the United States, Europe and the United Kingdom. He manages all aspects of values-led dairy programming, including overseeing relationships with hundreds of dairy farmers, leading cross-functional teams, and collaborating with external consultants, suppliers, and NGO partners.
This series builds on our October Business, Policy, and Purpose Conference and is exclusive to ASBN members and conference registrants! Members and registrants, check your inbox for registration details. Not a member yet? Learn more by visiting asbnetwork.org/member-benefits
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