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convention in Houston. The offi cers are President Traci Middleton; First Vice President Mike Vorel; Second Vice President Danny Farris; and Secretary/Treasurer Bran- don Belt. IBBA also hosted the Sixth Brangus Global Roundup during its annual convention. TSCRA member Dr. Flavio Riberio, a native of Brazil and a research scientist at Prairie View A&M University, served as the master of ceremonies. Speakers were Dr. Tommy Shields, assistant professor at McNeese State Univer- sity in Lake Charles, La., and Leslie Frenzel, doctoral candidate at Texas A&M University, College Station. A delegation from Mexico attended and extended invita- tions to the 2014 World Brangus Congress in Merida, Yucatan, Mexico, Nov. 10 to 14. For more information, visit
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The American Quarter Horse Association (AQHA) elected its Executive Committee at the 2014 AQHA
Convention in New Orleans. The 5-person committee is responsible for implementing important decisions made by AQHA members through the association’s board of directors. The members are AQHA President Johnny Trotter, Hereford, an AQHA director for 11 years, who is CEO of Livestock Investors LLT and owns Bar G Feed- yard; First Vice President George Phillips, Sumrall, Miss; Second Vice President Dr. Glenn Blodgett, Guthrie, resi- dent veterinarian and manager of the horse division at the Four Sixes Ranch; Sandy Arledge, Encinitas, Calif.; and Ralph Seekins, Fairbanks, Alaska.
Beefmaster Breeders United (BBU) has hired Bill Pendergrass as executive vice president.
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Pendergrass will focus on commercial marketing, fi eld services, the Junior Beefmaster Breeders Association and representing the Beefmaster breed at industry events. Collin Osbourn, formerly the Chief Operating Offi cer, will now serve as the Chief Financial Offi cer; his responsibilities will include overseeing the fi nancial and offi ce operations that occur within BBU. On March 8, BBU signed an agreement with the Federación de Asociaciones Ganaderas de Nicaragua (FAGANIC) to provide frozen Beefmaster genetics to the cattlemen of Nicaragua. The agreement was signed at the Hous- ton Livestock Show and Rodeo in coordination with an annual Beefmaster sale. At the agreement signing, BBU
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