Netafim USA
Maren Byerlee, CAPM/PMP, currently serves as a Digital Adoption Leader at Netafim USA since June 2013, overseeing commercial digital transformation projects to ensure successful adoption and ROI. Previously, Maren held the position of Customer Service Manager, leading the industry’s top customer service department for seven years. Prior experience includes a role as Temporary Project Manager at Jain Irrigation Inc., where Maren compiled and documented essential project information, and various positions at Weir Minerals, including Parts and Service Sales Manager and Master Planner, focusing on aftermarket products and production planning. Earlier career roles include Product Manager at SandenVendo America, Inc., managing custom manufacturing projects, and Export Manager at La Tapatia Tortilleria Inc. Maren holds a Bachelor of Business Administration in International Business from California State University, Fresno, and has additional education from Fresno Pacific University and Fresno City College.
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Netafim USA
Netafim is an Orbia Precision Agriculture business. Netafim is the world’s largest irrigation company and a global leader in precision agriculture solutions committed to fight scarcity of food, water and land, for a sustainable future. Netafim USA, based in Fresno, CA, develops and manufactures drip irrigation systems for agriculture, landscape & turf, greenhouse & nursery, mining, and wastewater. Netafim offers an extensive range of irrigation solutions including driplines, filters, sprinklers, valves, water meters, digital farming equipment, and turnkey greenhouses. Founded in 1965, by farmers and Agronomists on the idea that micro-irrigation is a solution to one of the world's most urgent problems: lack of quality water for food production, Netafim pioneered the drip revolution and created a paradigm shift toward low-flow agricultural irrigation. We started in the Negev desert in Israel, trying to grow crops in desert soil. So, we know what it’s like to farm in extreme conditions. That struggle taught us how to combine precision irrigation, agronomic expertise and relentless innovation to help farmers grow more of any crop, in any climate, with less resources.