From a small mountain valley in southwest Colorado to the prairies of North Dakota, Stephanie Sinner has always been rooted in agriculture. Former North Dakota Agriculture Commissioner Roger Johnson took a chance on a recent college graduate and hired Sinner for a job as a policy analyst. “I had never been to the state and didn’t know a soul, but thought let’s go and give this a whirl,” said Sinner. “I’m on year 20 of my two-year plan for North Dakota. This summer will be 20 years that I moved here and really landed in a pretty amazing place for just fantastic opportunities to work in agriculture.” Sinner is now the executive director of the North Dakota Soybean Council. Watch the interview.
