Texas native Hannah Radley grew up in Sour Lake, a small town where the piney woods meet the coastal plains, and worked at her parents’ hardware store from an early age. Hannah went on to receive her Bachelor of Science in Agricultural Systems Management from Texas A&M where she gained experience working in donor relations.
Being part of the Oppy team for just about two and a half years now, Hannah leads a variety of projects in the Houston office with one of her favorites being trade show exhibits. She is also part of the Oppy sustainability committee, which develops initiatives to lessen the carbon footprint of the company. Changes such as battery and electronics recycling and paper waste reduction have been implemented. Hannah says she feels passionate about the shifts Oppy has made and is eager to see how they will grow.
When Hannah isn’t speaking to growers or brainstorming innovative trade show ideas, she’s hanging out with her family at the beach and enjoying all things nature – snowboarding, fishing, camping, hiking and travelling with her boyfriend.
“I hope to absorb some of the wealth of knowledge surrounding me here. I’ve learned so much about produce, but I’ve only scratched the surface.”
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