Contact
Phone: (307) 265-5250
Fax: (307) 234-9701
Leadership
The WWGA is overseen by an 11 member Board of WWGA members elected by their peers during the WWGA’s Annual Convention. Members of the Executive Board must be active members in good standing of the Association. The Executive Board manages the affairs of the Association including the hiring and fixing of salaries of employees, offering awards, auditing accounts and any other appropriate business of the Organization. The day-to-day affairs of the Association are overseen by the Executive Committee, which is comprised of the President, the President-elect, and the Executive Vice President.
Executive Director
Alison Crane
We are pleased to announce that sheep specialist Alison Crane has been selected as the Wyoming Wool Growers Association's next executive director.
Crane's background in small ruminant science, combined with a passion for working with sheep producers and promoting the sheep industry, will help to further advance the mission of the association as it celebrates its 117th year of representing the state’s sheep and wool producers.
Crane will assume the role of WWGA Executive Director in July.
Exclusive Services
President
Mike Curuchet
(307) 351-6404
Vice President
Cat Urbikit
Immediate Past President
Regan Smith
(307) 754-3130
Ex-Officio - Non-Voting
Randall M Jones
(307) 762-3676
Regional Director: Region 1
Term expires: 2022 (2nd term)
Matt Rabel
(307)-630-1056
Regional Director: Region II
Term Expires: 2021 (1st Term)
Ivan Laird
(307)-332-9158
Industry Director: Small Flocks
Term Expires: 2021 (1st Term)
Alodie Moore, Treasurer
Industry Director: Financial
(307) 265-4311
Whit Stewart, P.h.D.
Assistant Professor,
Extension Sheep Specialist
Univ. of WY College of Agriculture
Dept. of Animal Science
307.766.5374
Ex-Offiicio - Non-Voting
Marcia Federer
(WWGA Auxillary President)
(307) 632-6950
Ex-Offiicio - Non-Voting
Let's Work Together
“Every man owes part of his time and money to the industry or business in which he is engaged...No man has the moral right to withhold his support for an organization that is striving to improve conditions within his sphere.”
President Theodore Roosevelt