Trey Meyers on FFA Leadership and Impact
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National FFA President Trey Meyers shares his experiences, favorite memories, and the profound impact of the FFA organization in an interview with Nicole Griffin and Lisa L. Meyers discusses international travel, the power of human connection, grassroots representation, and the significance of the National Convention in Indianapolis. He also offers advice to incoming national officers, highlighting the importance of tackling undesirable tasks and inspiring hope for the academic year.
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