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Kayleigh Witter Promoted to Southeast ASM
Congratulations to Kayleigh in her promotion to Area Sales Manager in the Southeast. She joined Farmers National Company in March of 2026 as a Farmland Advisor and is excited and thankful for the opportunity to step into her new role as Area Sales Manager. Her background is in agricultural appraisal, farmland sales, and farmland valuation. As a Farmland Advisor, she has been building relationships with landowners and professional advisors throughout the Eastern Region. The ASM role will just be an expansion of her efforts since March. She'll be directly responsible for sales in Southern Illinois, Southern Indiana, Western Kentucky, Arkansas, and will support business development and real estate processes in Louisiana, Alabama, Georgia, and Florida.
Kayleigh was raised in Southern Illinois, Kayleigh lives in Fairfield with her husband, Jeremy, and their three children, Tate, Teagan, and Aceion. She and Jeremy have been married for nearly 12 years. Outside of work, she loves being a mom, enjoys lake life, and rarely turns down a girls’ trip. She's the happiest spending time with the people she loves. Her family is also huge Green Bay Packers fans. Go Pack Go!
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