An exceptional class of leaders in horticulture

Published July 07, 2020

Gifted and admired industry leaders don’t fear change. They take calculated risks and act with purpose after intently listening to the pros and cons. Leaders foster an environment that encourages the open exchange of ideas and innovation. They speak for the industry, striving to lift up everyone, not just those in their circle. You’ll find such examples in the Horticultural Leadership Awards Class of 2020. Now in its fourth year, please join Greenhouse Management, Nursery Management and Syngenta as we congratulate six deserving honorees who continuously work toward the betterment of the green industry.

Nick Collins
Publisher
ncollins@gie.net

Kate Spirgen
Greenhouse Management Editor

kspirgen@gie.net

Kelli Rodda
Nursery Management Editor
krodda@gie.net

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