
RISE
RISE hosted its first Industry Issues Update of 2024 during the GCSAA Conference and Trade Show in Phoenix.
The breakfast forum convened industry leaders and GCSAA members nationwide to discuss RISE’s priority issues and stress the pivotal role of grassroots engagement in shaping the future of the golf and specialty pesticide and fertilizer sectors.
“The Industry Issues Update is a unique opportunity for leaders to strategize the critical issues facing our industry in 2024,” said RISE governing board vice chair Neil Cleveland of PBI-Gordon. “This collaborative effort amplifies the voice of the industry and positions us for success in the year ahead."
RISE President Megan Provost urged attendees to leverage grassroots advocacy.
“You are the experts,” he said. “Policymakers and regulators need to hear from you about the benefits of pesticides and the robust regulatory framework that supports their availability and responsible use.”
CommonGround (Colorado) director of agronomy Mitch Savage and Marriott Golf’s David Robinson shared their first-hand advocacy experiences, encouraging members to engage in grassroots efforts with RISE and their respective states.
"Grassroots advocacy is a cornerstone of our success,” Provost said. “When we unite our voices and amplify one message, we hold the power to shape the future of our industry.”
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