Farm Animal Care Coalition of Tennessee
FACCT Leadership
FACCT is a non-profit, member based organization that is governed by a Board of Directors. The Board of Directors are made up of representatives from the following organizations that have vested interest in FACCT. The Executive Director executes the organizational goals on a day to day basis.
Board of Directors
Charles Hord
Dr. Warren Gill
TN Cattlemen's Association
Valerie Bass
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TN Beef
Council
Denise Jones
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TN Dairy
Alliance
Stan Butt
John Bayless
TN Dairy
Producers
Phyliss Ferguson
Brandon Whitt
TN Pork
Producers
Dale Barnett
Dr. Pramir Maharjan
TN Poultry
Association
TN Sheep
Producers
Mark Powell
Debbie Joines
Reyes Rich
Park Wells
Eddie Sanders
TN Soybean
Association
Carol Reed
TN Corn
Association
Kent Lockridge
Robert Sloan
Terri McElroy
TN Feed & Grain
Association
Mark Farrar
TN Walking Horse Breeders & Exhibitors
David Pruett
Tommy Hall
Walking Horse Owners Association
Korry Bailey
TN Quarter Horse
Association
Dr. Seth Krantz
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Tosh Farm
Sheriff Tim Fuller
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TN Sheriff's
Association
Dr. Samantha Beaty
TN Department of
Agriculture
Dr. Lew Strickland
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University of TN
Animal Science
Dr. Jessica Carter
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Middle Tennessee
State University
Jimmy Ogilvie
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TN Farmers Cooperative
Kevin Hensley
TN Farm Bureau Federation
Scott Holmes
Scott Lewis
Farm Credit of
Mid-America
Craig Taylor
Tom Barnett
TN Livestock Marketing Association
Dr. Margie Carter
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TN Vet Medical
Association
Middle TN
Vet Service
Dr. Mandy Willis
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Officers: Dr. Warren Gill, President Kevin Hensley, Vice President Jimmy Ogilvie, Treasurer Julie Giles, Secretary
Meet the Executive Director
As the director of FACCT Julie works across the state to promote, connect, and educate on livestock welfare. She oversees the day to day operations of the organization and achieves the goals set by the board. Julie’s background is in the dairy industry where she was apart of the family dairy until its dispersal in 2017. Julie operates a beef cattle operation with her husband and daughter in Lewisburg, TN. She enjoys preserving the image of the animal agriculture industry for producers across Tennessee.