Meet Our Team
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Annie Myers
OWNER/FOUNDER - 2013
Pronouns: she/her
Annie is the method behind the madness. Thoughtful, insightful, and driven, Annie keeps Myers running like a well-oiled machine. When she is not in the office or on the road, you will find her toting her little one up mountains and through snowbanks. She has five siblings. She is competitive. When she is the host, the spread is epic and the night is long.
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Elise Gilchrist
BUSINESS DEVELOPMENT DIRECTOR - 2023
Pronouns: she/her
Elise manages our Sales, Purchasing, and Freight Teams with clear communication and an eye for how Myers can grow into the future. She has history sourcing sustainable seafood in NYC, supporting food security work in Nantucket, and running an online farmers market where she's based in CT. In rare moments when she's not thinking about food, you'll find her with her dogs or playing volleyball.
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Molly Scott-Smith
OPERATIONS DIRECTOR - 2019
Pronouns: she/her
As a previous school bus driver, Molly said goodbye to children and hello to produce! She has four dogs, three cats, two guinea pigs, three snakes and one axolotl. Molly has an incredible “get it done” attitude, in conjunction with immense attention to detail. She juggles all the moving parts of DOT compliance with ease and efficiency. She runs a tight ship alongside Sarah!
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Elijah Carroway
NYC DRIVER - 2025
Pronouns: he/him
Elijah was born and raised in Brooklyn. He likes driving trucks, and when he’s not driving trucks he’s working at Nuthatch making fresh plant based milks. In his free time he loves hanging out with his family and pup, Goonie, a super energetic pittie. He loves to play fetch in the park and never tires of it.
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Diandre
NYC DRIVER - 2026
Pronouns: he/him
Bio coming soon!
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Kevin Doubleday
MA TEAM MANAGER - 2024
Pronouns: he/him
Kevin came to Myers because of his dedication to sourcing the finest local organic produce. He’s quick to give his team a shoutout, and credits their positive attitude throughout the workday with creating a wonderful place to work. Outside of Myers, you can find Kevin gardening and trucking his kids to their various games and clubs (“which consumes most of my time”).
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Mike Foti
FREIGHT MANAGER - 2022
Pronouns: he/him
Mike started at Myers learning the NYC Fleet Assistant Manager ropes and after getting Operations under his belt, he is now our Freight Manager! He has been living in NYC for eleven years and before that was a proud Massachusetts resident. Two places we at Myers love. Mike brings a great energy to our team, he’s smart, quick, and it only takes one conversation before you feel like you have known him since childhood!
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Jess Howard
BOOKKEEPER - 2022
Pronouns: they/them
Jess sends out invoices, receives payments, reconciles accounts, and sorts out all the discrepancies…all with a cat loudly purring beside them. They work with both Myers and Real Pickles, and occasionally get to play the bookkeeper from one company emailing themselves at the other. Jess caught on to our systems in a flash! And they haven’t needed much help since.
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Christina Johantgen
MARKETING & SALES - 2024
Pronouns: she/her
Christina has worked in food from many angles—from behind the wheel of a food cart, the office of a food-focused bank, chicken pastures, cideries, restaurants, and now in local creameries. No matter the place, she is committed to showing people the richness of Northeast food culture. At Myers, she is behind our marketing strategy, emails, and socials. She's currently working on building her house in rural New Hampshire and learning raku pottery.
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Craig King Jr.
NYC OV DRIVER - 2025
Pronouns: he/him
Craig has worked in produce for about 15 years! He was most interested in joining Myers because we prioritize sourcing high quality local goods from regional farmers.
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Hadley Kreitz
ACCOUNT MANAGER/SALES - 2023
Pronouns: she/her
Hadley is our Hudson Valley-based Account Manager! With a history of dairy farming and cheesemaking in both Northern California and Vermont, Hadley has a strong affinity for small farms and producers. When she's not talking about the importance of regional food systems, Hadley is busy restoring her old farmhouse with her husband, David, daughters, Una and Saer, and Aussie pup, Buddy Lee.
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Jo Lansdell
MA DRIVER & WAREHOUSE - 2025
Pronouns: she/her
Bio coming soon!
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Alison Liao-Hendrickson
NYC DRIVER - 2025
Pronouns: she/her
Alison was seeking driving jobs after leaving her old job in clinical trials because she used to drive campus buses at UC Davis (including some vintage British RTs if you're in the know). Outside of work, she enjoys reading, writing fiction, and playing the hit geography browser game Geoguessr.
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Caroline Mackin
SENIOR ACCOUNT MANAGER/SALES - 2020
Pronouns: she/her
Like Hadley, Caroline spent years in the artisan cheese world before joining Myers. Growing up in Vermont launched her commitment to advocating for small farms and producers, and she loves that her role supports Vermonters (and farmers in the rest of our region too!) while also connecting her to Brooklyn, where she lives with her coonhound mix Booker. When she's not selling produce you can find her traveling the world and eating everything!
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Bridget McAndrews
MA DRIVER & WAREHOUSE CREW - 2025
Pronouns: they/she
Bio Coming Soon
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Krista McCue
WAREHOUSE MANAGER - 2021
Pronouns: she/her
Krista is a non-stop machine. She will lift 100lbs with her pinky, without smudging her mascara. She'll pack a transit with her eyes closed, deliver your CSA's like a champ, and keeps our warehouse looking sparkling and operating very so smoothly. Krista is a genuine, hardworkin', well rounded, reliable superstar. You ever need an art history lesson, or a stick and poke tattoo of a bird, she is yer gal!
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Megan Moody
SENIOR PURCHASING MANAGER - 2024
Pronouns: she/her
Megan coordinates with all our farmers and vendors, puts together our availability list, and sources the best food locally. Megan farmed in VT and the Adirondacks for 10 years prior to joining the Myers Team. If you need help harvesting flowers, washing veg, setting up pastures, butchering animals you can call on Megan. When not working, you can find her hiking with her pups, adventuring on a bicycle, or jumping in any body of water possible - no matter the time of year.
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Steve Smejkal
MA DRIVER & WAREHOUSE CREW - 2025
Pronouns: he/him
Steve really likes to drive! He comes to Myers as a strong advocate for local businesses and loves working with teams that have a family vibe. At Myers you can find him at the warehouse helping organize orders or out on the road delivering between Boston, Hatfield, and more. Outside of work he enjoys spending time with his family and going on trips.
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Jack Stambaugh
MA DRIVER & WAREHOUSE CREW - 2025
Pronouns: they/them
Bio coming soon!
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Nora Weaver
SENIOR OPERATIONS MANAGER - 2025
Pronouns: she/her
Nora grew up on the east end of Long Island surrounded by potato fields and vibrant seasonal farm stands. She was working in non-profit fundraising in Washington, D.C. when the community gardening bug bit, prompting a move to Central Massachusetts and a career shift into farming. She comes to Myers with more than six seasons of experience managing sales, customer service, administration and logistics for Community Supported Agriculture (CSA) programs.
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Todd (& Tulip)
VT DRIVER AND WAREHOUSE MANAGER - 2018
Pronouns: he/him
If Todd’s devotion and love for his dog Tulip is any indication of his character, it is subtly, yet quickly, perceived that he is a sweet, caring and patient person who is able to chuckle away the absurdities that may arise. Todd is our lone Vermont-based driver, and manages our warehouse inventory in Hardwick. All of our Vermont vendors know this guy, and he is…beloved.
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Nicole Yeo-Solano
PURCHASING MANAGER - 2025
Pronouns: she/her
Nicole works with our vegetable, flower, and fruit vendors to source the best produce locally at every point in the season. After a decade-long career as a Product Designer in the tech industry, her work focuses on understanding how local food systems manifest when led by interdependent communities who focus on people over profit. Prior to Myers, she trained and supported BIPOC beginning farmers in building their own businesses in New York, with a focus on equitable and cooperative practices. She is also a co-owner/co-founder of Choy Commons, a cooperative of Asian-led farms building food sovereignty for the Northeast.
Civic Action
Myers Produce is committed to the work of dismantling racism and inequality within our food system. We recognize that the passive acceptance of homogeneity and income inequality in our communities is supportive of systemic discrimination. We are committed to supporting and building racial diversity and socioeconomic strength in the communities involved in the work that we do.
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We donate our transportation services to non-profit organizations working within the food system.
We donate our cross-docking services to the Food Bank of Western Massachusetts, and facilitate a weekly pickup for food pantries at our facility in Hatfield.
We make monthly donations to the Northeast Organic Farming Association of Vermont, and are particularly supportive of their advocacy work on behalf of migrant farmworkers.
From July through December 2020, Neighbors Together accepted weekly food donations delivered by Myers Produce to help supply their community kitchen. Our farmers donated the food, we donated the transportation, delivery, and coordination of logistics.
From 2020-2022, we made monthly donations to the organizations NEFOC, Harlem Grown, The Food Project, and Neighbors Together. We matched any donations that our employees made to these four organizations.
From July through December 2020, we donated our transportation services in support of the Food Issues Group and West Phillie Produce.
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Annie became part of the Govern'or’s Commission on the Future of Agriculture in Vermont in April 2021. This commission includes a directive to lower barriers to entry and facilitate greater inclusivity, access, equity, and diversity in agriculture in Vermont.
We made a 35% value donation in the sale of one our vehicles to the Organization for Refugee and Immigrant Success, and are in touch about future collaboration.
We are in touch with CISA in Western Mass regarding opportunities to work with BIPOC growers and producers, as well as opportunities to offer skills-based volunteering to BIPOC organizations
We have been collecting information about BIPOC-owned vendors and customers that are aligned with our mission, and that might be interested in working with us. We have been using resources including: