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Bang has volunteered his time and expertise to NPPC and USMEF before joining the SHIC Board in June 2022 where he was elected secretary/treasurer.
Dykhuis earned a degree in agricultural economics from Purdue University and has served on serval committees and task forces for Pork Board, NPPC, and SHIC. He represents NPPC on the SHIC Board of Directors. He and his wife, Heather, have four children at home.
Dr. Krantz is a licensed veterinarian in select states and a member of the American Veterinary Medical Association and the American Association of Swine Veterinarians. He most recently graduated from a master’s program in veterinary science from the University of Illinois, a program designed for lifelong learning of business, critical thinking and scientific skills specific to food-producing animals.
Miller also graduated from the University of Illinois Executive Veterinary Program in Swine Health Management.
After graduating from KState, Miller worked in a multiple doctor, mixed animal practice. He then practiced in western Illinois as a swine consultant. In 2003 he started Timbercrest Veterinary Service, a full service veterinary hospital. While owning and operating his practice, he provided consulting services for The Maschhoffs and joined them as a full-time employee as the director of health and animal care in March 2018. He then advance to the role of vice president of health and operations and then was named president/CEO in October 2023.
A member of the National Pork Board, Gene is representing the organization on the SHIC Board of Directors.
He is a graduate of the North Carolina State University College of Veterinary Medicine, Board Certified in Swine Medicine, earned a master’s degree in Veterinary Preventative Medicine from Iowa State University, and completed the Executive Veterinary Program at the University of Illinois.
As the AASV appointed member of the SHIC Board of Directors and vice president of the organization, Dr. Ruen anticipates growing his service to the industry.
This group is charged with oversight of the Swine Disease Matrix and other preparedness or response research. It reviews the analysis of the Matrix capabilities and is responsible for funding research to fulfill the Matrix objectives.
It is also responsible for advising and oversight of SHIC’s role in the emerging swine diseases response plan. That includes the roles and responsibilities of Rapid Response Team deployment in response to an emerging swine health disease and for the information and analysis necessary to support the appropriate pork producer and pork industry response to emerging swine diseases.
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