Sophie Eaglen is a quantitative geneticist with a Ph.D. in genetics and genomics from Edinburgh University, Scotland. Before Edinburgh, she earned her master's degree in animal science from Wageningen University in the Netherlands.

Eaglen has a background in science, business global development and geopolitics with a continuous focus of explaining cattle genetic improvement to various audiences worldwide for the benefit of cattle producers and animal protein production. In her current role with NAAB Eaglen works with foreign officials, key industry stakeholders and dairy and beef producers to resolve trade barriers and promote the appropriate use of high-quality bovine genetics exported from the United States. In addition, Eaglen writes popular science articles in which she translates the complex world of cattle genetics to dairy and beef producers.

After several years in the United States, Eaglen currently lives in the Netherlands with her husband and twin toddlers. 

Frank Mitloehner is a professor and air quality specialist in cooperative extension in the Department of Animal Science at UC Davis. He shares his research globally with students, scientists, farmers, policy makers, and the public. Frank is also director of the CLEAR Center, which leverages research and science communications to help animal agriculture further stewardship efforts.

Frank is committed to making a difference for generations to come. As part of his position with UC Davis and cooperative extension, he collaborates with the animal agriculture sector to better understand and reduce air emissions from livestock operations, as well as studying the implications of these emissions on the health of farm workers and neighboring communities. Frank's research also focuses on animal welfare.

Frank received a Master of Science degree in animal science and agricultural engineering from the University of Leipzig, Germany, and a doctoral degree in animal science from Texas Tech University. Frank was recruited by UC Davis in 2002, to fill its first-ever position focusing on the relationship between livestock and air quality.

Kristin Pronschinske grew up on a dairy farm in western Wisconsin, where she was deeply involved in the family business. Starting at eight years old, she participated in dairy show rings, showcasing her Holsteins and judging competitions for 4-H and FFA. Kristin attended the University of Wisconsin – River Falls, graduating with a Bachelor of Science in marketing communications with an agricultural emphasis, a Master of Science in agricultural education with an extension option, and an MBA. She also earned a Master of Science in organizational leadership, specializing in training and staff development, from Colorado State University, where she was recognized as a distinguished scholar. Additionally, Kristin holds an international advanced leadership certification from the Stockholm School of Economics Executive Education, is an international Keynote speaker, and is a certified facilitator. 

With a passion for people, training, coaching, and strategic business growth, Kristin has spent 20+ years in sales, developing new markets and managing sales teams. She has successfully executed corporate strategies and led international business initiatives, along with coaching and training sales teams and leaders across North America.

Driven by her strong commitment to talent development, Kristin founded LookUp, LLC where she is the CEO and Founder.  The firm focuses on executive coaching and consulting, sales training and implementation, leadership development and communication strategies.  Kristin also works with clients on professional development coaching.