New Jersey FFA Association Executive Board
The New Jersey Agricultural Education and FFA Executive Board is as follows:
- State FFA Advisor: Mrs. Nancy Trivette
- State FFA Specialist: Mrs. Erin Noble
- State FFA Executive Treasurer: Ms. Sue Butch
- State FFA President: Kyle Clement, Salem Co. Vo. Tech FFA
- State FFA Vice President: Delaney Gray, Freehold FFA
- State FFA Secretary: Kelly Gangel, Northern Burlington FFA
- State FFA Treasurer: Kristianne Dowd, Freehold FFA
- State FFA Reporter: Catherine Cincotta, Northern Burlington FFA
- State FFA Sentinel: David Watts, Penns Grove FFA
- State FFA Parliamentarian: Stuart Faunce, Allentown FFA
- State FFA Executive Committee Chair: Ernest Arians, Ocean County FFA
- State FFA Executive Committee: Anne Poinsett, Northern Burlington FFA
- State FFA Executive Committee: Lauren Fillebrown, Phillipsburg FFA
- Teacher Representative: Lisa-Ann Moschera-Chernigovets
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