Ginger Chambley

Ginger grew up outside of Winona, Mississippi and loved spending time outdoors with her family.  As young girl, Ginger was heavily involved in the raising and showing of livestock through the county 4-H program. “Being involved in 4-H taught me many things but most of all it helped me become a more responsible individual.”

After graduating high school from Winona Christian School, she went on to Holmes Community College and in 2008, finished with a degree in office technology and business. 

In 2011, Ginger began working for a local bank based out of Kilmichael, Mississippi. After eight years as the internal account auditor for all four locations, in an effort to help her family with their property, Ginger reached out to STEWARD LINK. “I was impressed with his expertise and professionalism. My parents were thrilled with the advice they received for their CSP application. Not long after, Nick, offered me a job to assist him with his company, STEWARD LINK.

After much prayerful consideration, Ginger accepted the offer to work for STEWARD LINK. “Nick’s offer to work as his assistant provided a challenge where my education and experience would allow me to grow personally. It is a decision that I am glad I made.”

“Since going to work for STEWARD LINK, I have learned a great deal about the USDA’s conservation programs. I support our business efforts to put conservation programs into action. Learning about the numerous programs available to farmers, that I didn’t even know existed, and getting to know the wonderful people eager to learn about conservation has been rewarding, to say the least.”

Ginger’s days are spent scheduling appointments, helping with billing and accounts receivable, assisting clients with the application process, and helping STEWARD LINK with the volume of information coming in and out of our office, all focused-on conservation.

Ginger and her husband, Eddie, have two children, Kaden and Reese and continue to live on the outskirts of Winona, MS. 

Ginger Chambley
Personal Assistant to the President