The estimated Net Worth of Valerie M Blanchett is at least $1.37 Milión dollars as of 2 September 2020. Ms. Blanchett owns over 346 units of Andersons stock worth over $663,938 and over the last 9 years she sold ANDE stock worth over $66,152. In addition, she makes $643,813 as Vice President - Human Resources at Andersons.
Valerie has made over 3 trades of the Andersons stock since 2019, according to the Form 4 filled with the SEC. Most recently she sold 346 units of ANDE stock worth $6,131 on 2 September 2020.
The largest trade she's ever made was selling 1,500 units of Andersons stock on 15 March 2019 worth over $52,860. On average, Valerie trades about 113 units every 26 days since 2016. As of 2 September 2020 she still owns at least 14,525 units of Andersons stock.
You can see the complete history of Ms. Blanchett stock trades at the bottom of the page.
Valerie M. Blanchett is the Vice President - Human Resources of the company. She also served as Vice President, Human Resources, Food Ingredients and Systems (Cargill).
As the Vice President - Human Resources of Andersons, the total compensation of Valerie Blanchett at Andersons is $643,813. There are 7 executives at Andersons getting paid more, with William Krueger having the highest compensation of $6,362,840.
Valerie Blanchett is 58, she's been the Vice President - Human Resources of Andersons since 2016. There are 11 older and 17 younger executives at Andersons. The oldest executive at Andersons Inc. is Patrick Mullin, 71, who is the Independent Director.
Over the last 20 years, insiders at Andersons have traded over $77,231,488 worth of Andersons stock and bought 112,363 units worth $2,175,226 . The most active insiders traders include Patrick E. Bowe, Michael J Anderson a Gerard M Anderson. On average, Andersons executives and independent directors trade stock every 10 days with the average trade being worth of $266,992. The most recent stock trade was executed by Sarah Zibbel on 3 September 2024, trading 1,945 units of ANDE stock currently worth $88,906.
what began as a single grain elevator and one man’s dream has grown into a publicly traded company with diverse interests that include agribusinesses such as grain and plant nutrients as well as railcar leasing and repair, industrial products formulation, turf products, retailing and most recently, ethanol operations. the premise of the original organization, founded by harold anderson and his family, was to make it as easy as possible for regional farmers to take their corn to market. the business model of serving others, primarily the customer, is the foundation on which the company was built. today, throughout all of the andersons' business endeavors, the company and its nearly 3,000 employees are committed to providing extraordinary service with the utmost integrity.
Andersons executives and other stock owners filed with the SEC include: