Building a Purpose-Driven Career
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We all want to find meaning in the work that we do. So how do you build a career that truly makes a difference? Is that even possible?
Hear from 3 women with very different career paths in Cargill that have found a way to build careers with purpose that are truly making a profound impact on how our world is nourished in a sustainable, safe, and innovative way.
These women joined Cargill for varied reasons but have all chosen to cultivate their careers here because of the shared passion for sustainability, innovation, sense of belonging, and the ability to have a direct impact on feeding the world on a global scale every single day in the work they do.
In this webinar you’ll learn:
- How these women found their passion and integrated it into their careers
- Opportunities and challenges of growing a career in a Global/Multi-national Company
- Building a career in historically male dominated industries and positions
- How to navigate career changes and pave your own path
Join us for a discussion that we hope will inspire you to achieve your goals, find your purpose, and build a career that makes a positive impact.
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Meet the speakers
Sheryl M. Wallace
U.S. Origination & Grain Managing Director, Cargill
Sheryl M. Wallace
U.S. Origination & Grain Managing Director, Cargill
Sheryl was appointed head of Cargill’s North American Grain business in July 2019. She has responsibility for activating the 2025 strategic direction of the U.S. origination and grain operating model to serve customers and drive value for the broader Cargill system. The core tenants include winning at the farm gate, optimizing the asset footprint for strategic domestic and global flows, and delivering insights that enable growth in trading. She has commercial oversight of 110 elevators and port terminals, origination, trading and ...
April-Hope Wareham
Continuous Improvement Specialist III, Cargill
April-Hope Wareham
Continuous Improvement Specialist III, Cargill
April-Hope (AH) is the Continuous Improvement Grain Lead for 30+ interior grain terminals along and east of the Mississippi River. AH has over a decade of barge, bluewater shipping, and rail operations experience. She entered the maritime industry through the grain industry after graduating from the University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign with a B.S. in Technical Systems Management. She has worked at six Cargill facilities since starting with the company in Pipestone, Minnesota in 2014 and has been in the maritime side of the business ...
Sokchea Som
Operations Supervisor, Cargill
Sokchea Som
Operations Supervisor, Cargill
Sokchea Som graduated from The Ohio State University in 2019 with a B.S. in Food, Agricultural and Biological Engineering with a specialization in Biosystems and minor in Humanitarian Engineering. She was born and raised a Buckeye in Columbus, Ohio. Right out of college, she joined Cargill as an Operations Management Associate in Cheyenne Wells, CO where she spent 16 months training as a Production Supervisor. She then moved to New Orleans, LA where she worked as a Production Supervisor at Cargill’s Grain Export facility in Westwego, LA. ...
Sheryl M. Wallace
U.S. Origination & Grain Managing Director, Cargill
April-Hope Wareham
Continuous Improvement Specialist III, Cargill
Sokchea Som
Operations Supervisor, Cargill
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