Former Iowa Gov. Tom Vilsack's next act

When was Tom Vilsack governor? U.S. Agriculture Secretary returns to Iowa for new role.
Here's what to know about Tom Vilsack, who will become the new president of the Des Moines-based World Food Prize Foundation.
1-ON-1 INTERVIEW: Former Iowa Gov. Tom Vilsack on being named World Food Prize Foundation CEO
Local 5 News caught up with Vilsack to discuss what he is looking forward to and what he believes he brings to the role as CEO.
Former Iowa Gov. Tom Vilsack's next act after agriculture secretary: World Food Prize CEO
Stepping down as agriculture secretary, former Iowa Gov. Tom Vilsack is stepping up as the first CEO of the World Food Prize Foundation
U.S. Agriculture Secretary Tom Vilsack Appointed as CEO of the World Food Prize Foundation
He has served two terms as U.S. Secretary of Agriculture and two terms as governor of Iowa, in addition to involvement with several organizations focused on agricultural trade and sustainable food production.
Vilsack to become CEO of World Food Prize Foundation
Vilsack’s work as CEO of the World Food Prize Foundation will focus on expanding its global network, supporting the group’s position as a leader in addressing global food insecurity.
Former secretary of ag Vilsack selected to run World Food Prize Foundation
Tom Vilsack will return to Iowa as CEO of the World Food Prize Foundation, headquartered in Des Moines, following his role as U.S. secretary of agriculture during the Biden-Harris administration. Vilsack takes the place of Mashal Husain,
Former Governors Branstad, Vilsack to discuss Iowa-based World Food Prize
Two former Iowa governors are meeting for lunch today to discuss the past and the future of the Des Moines-based World Food Prize. Democrat Tom Vilsack, who served two terms as Iowa’s governor, will become the organization’s CEO on March 1.
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Vilsack Announces Initial Biofuels Plans for IRA Funds
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USDA ordered to scrub climate change from websites
The directive could affect information across dozens of programs including climate-smart agriculture initiatives.