Who leads the National FFA Organization?

The National FFA Organization is led by a structure that includes the FFA Board of Directors, which is responsible for establishing policies and guiding the organization's overall direction. The Board consists of members who are often experienced agricultural educators, stakeholders, and industry representatives who work collaboratively to oversee the functions of the FFA. This leadership team plays a crucial role in shaping the mission and priorities of the organization, ensuring it meets the needs of its members and the agricultural community.

While the National FFA President, the CEO, and the National FFA Advisor all hold significant positions within the organization, their roles are more focused on specific areas. The National FFA President serves as a representative and spokesperson for the members, while the CEO manages the operations of the organization. The National FFA Advisor provides guidance and support related to FFA's educational goals. However, it is the Board of Directors that holds the primary authority and responsibility for leading the National FFA Organization as a whole.