Stan has 25-plus years of high-level leadership in the corporate, non-profit, and public sectors.He served as a member of the senior management team for a $28 billion financial institution where he led a division responsible for human resources, marketing, communications, corporate event planning, government relations, business continuity planning, strategic planning, and facilities management. In addition to representing his company at the national level on a reputation risk analysis workgroup, he served on the bank's executive committee and as president of the organization’s legislative and political trade association.Before joining Farm Credit, he worked in Washington, D.C. as a legislative assistant to a congressman and later as the staff director for a congressional subcommittee in the U.S. House of Representatives.He has served on the nonprofit boards of the Texas FFA Foundation, Rodeo Austin, and the Texas Agricultural Cooperative Council.He was raised on a farm/ranch and served as a state FFA officer before graduating from Texas Tech University with a degree in Agricultural Communications. While working in Washington, he earned a graduate degree in International Transactions from George Mason University; and, in 2012, he graduated from Baylor University with an MBA.
Listed skills include Marketing Communications, Strategic Planning, Corporate Branding, Crisis Communications, and 31 others.