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Sep. 13, 2013 Source: Farmers National news release Farmers National Company has announced that Jerry Warner, AFM, executive vice president and chief management officer has retired after leading the company's farm management division for the past 26 years. Warner first joined Farmers National Company in 1972 as a farm manager in Aurora, Neb. He was then promoted to regional vice president, based in Hastings, Neb., then moved up to the position of executive vice president and chief management officer based in Omaha, Neb. Warner was responsible for hiring, training and supervising field operations involving management of 4,700 farms comprising over 2 million acres in multiple states. He managed the work of eight area vice presidents, over 90 professional farm managers, all customer service activities and the Lake Services Division of Farmers National Company. "Jerry has had a long and distinguished career," said Jim Farrell, president of Farmers National Company. "He has been a key player during his career, particularly since assuming the role of Chief Management Officer in 1987. In that role he has led the growth of our farm and ranch management business at Farmers National Company from a central Midwest business to one that now spans 24 states." Warner has served on the Farmers National Company board of directors and its long range planning committee, and he has served the farm management industry as president of the American Society of Farm Managers and Rural Appraisers. David Englund, AFM, has taken over the position vacated by Warner. He joined Farmers National Company in 1987 and was most recently area vice president of farm management in our Western Area. Englund is a multi-year winner of the Farmers National Farm Manager of the Year award, and he was also recognized by the American Society of Farm Managers and Rural Appraisers as the National Farm Manager of the Year. "We are excited to have David on the company management team and take on a broader role of oversight for our farm and ranch management business nationwide," said Farrell. "David has helped us to expand, bringing on new farms and ranches for management, while overseeing the hiring and training of several new farm managers for the company." Tweet |
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