National Milk Producers Federation
Gregg Doud has an extensive background in agricultural economics and trade negotiations. With experience ranging from working in government agencies to leading industry organizations, Doud has held various executive roles throughout their career. Doud currently serves as the President & CEO of the National Milk Producers Federation and previously held positions such as Chief Agricultural Negotiator at the Executive Office of the President and President of the Commodity Markets Council. Gregg holds a BS in Agriculture and an MS in Agricultural Economics from Kansas State University.
National Milk Producers Federation
The National Milk Producers Federation, established in 1916 and based in Arlington, VA, develops and carries out policies that advance the well-being of dairy producers and the cooperatives they own. The members of NMPF’s cooperatives produce the majority of the U.S. milk supply, making NMPF the voice of dairy producers on Capitol Hill and with government agencies. NMPF provides a forum through which dairy farmers and their cooperatives formulate policy on national issues that affect milk production and marketing. NMPF's contribution to this policy is aimed at improving the economic interests of dairy farmers, thus assuring the nation's consumers an adequate supply of pure, wholesome, and nutritious milk and dairy products. The policies of NMPF are determined by its members from across the nation. Therefore, the policy positions expressed by NMPF are the only nationwide expression of dairy farmers and their cooperatives on national public policy.