GrainStrategy

Advisors

What the desk says each book should be, against what each person is carrying.

5 advisors · 39.5M bu of capacity
105% of capacity used
3 of 5 advisors are over their bushel target, and between them 32 of their clients are behind pace while the market is paying. Being over target is not outperformance. It is more families than one person can ring in a week.
Desk capacity used
105%
41.4M bu against 39.5M bu of stated capacity.
Over target
3
Books carrying more than the desk says one person should.
Clients behind pace
48
Across the whole desk, while the market is paying.
On the table
$6.2M
What the desk's capacity limit is worth, stated in dollars.

Book against target

100% is the desk's stated target for that personOver targetWell over

The desk

AdvisorClientsBushelsAgainst targetPriced against paceBehind paceOverdue callsOn the table
Owen Speck
Grain Marketing Advisor
5 years6 critical
269.9M bu
target 6.5M bu
152%
64%
9
35%
12$1.1M
Katie Rennick
Director, Grain Marketing
19 years12 critical
3612.7M bu
target 11.0M bu
116%
58%
15
42%
11$2M
Danae Kruse
Grain Marketing Advisor
8 years6 critical
199.1M bu
target 8.0M bu
113%
65%
8
42%
9$1.2M
Bree Sandoval
Associate Grain Marketing Advisor
2 years
93.3M bu
target 4.0M bu
82%
72%
2
22%
4$225.6K
Wes Tolliver
Senior Grain Marketing Advisor
14 years7 critical
286.4M bu
target 10.0M bu
64%
55%
14
50%
15$1.7M

Capacity is measured in bushels under management rather than in clients or dollars. A hundred-thousand-bushel client and a two million bushel client are not the same amount of work, but they are much closer than the dollar difference suggests: both need the same plan built, the same orders placed, and the same call made.

TODO: the targets in lib/desk/firm.ts are placeholders and they deliberately add up to less than the book, which is the argument this page is making. They should be set by the desk from how long the work actually takes rather than asserted here.