Wolf Creek recognizes Rankin for Women’s History Month

IA’s new CEO Natasha Rankin was celebrated for her leadership within the green industry.
IA’s new CEO Natasha Rankin was celebrated for her leadership within the green industry.
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Natasha Rankin, CAE, CEO of the Irrigation Association, Fairfax, Virginia, was recognized by Wolf Creek Company, Trotwood, Ohio, for her leadership within the green industry during Women’s History Month.

The article published by Wolf Creek sought to shed light on women serving as pioneers in the green industry. The article also hoped to inspire additional women to entire the industry and increase female visibility.

Rankin, who joined the IA on Jan. 10, brings more than 25 years of experience to the position, including nine years in chief executive roles.

Alongside Rankin, Jennifer Lemcke, CEO of WeedMan was also praised in the article for her leadership and 28 years of experience within landscaping.

“I’m honored to be recognized along with Weed Man CEO Jennifer Lemcke by Wolf Creek Company,” Rankin says. “This is a great opportunity to recognize that women are indeed welcome in green industries and part of the present and future of this workforce.”

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