Keystone Cooperative announced today that CEO Kevin Still will retire effective September 1, 2026, after a 46-year career in agricultural cooperative leadership.
The Board of Directors has begun searching for Still's successor, considering candidates from both within and outside the organization.
"Leading Keystone Cooperative and its predecessor companies over the past 41 years has been an incredible honor," Still said. "We've built a strong cooperative that I'm proud to have been part of."
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Still's career culminated in forming Keystone through the merger of Ceres Solutions and Co-Alliance, creating a cooperative with $2.7 billion in annual revenue, serving more than 20,000 farmer-members and employing over 2,000 people.
Board Chairman Bill Peters praised Still's contributions: "Kevin's legacy is one of integrity, innovation, and service to agriculture."
Until a successor is appointed, Still will continue leading Keystone. Once named, he will work closely with the new CEO to ensure a smooth leadership transition.
The board remains committed to selecting a successor who can build upon Still's established foundation.
