E-Markets solutions enable procurement, order management, price risk management, and transaction processing.

Our Mission

Our mission at E-Markets is to develop e-commerce solutions that solve real problems and improve profitability for participants in the agrifood value chain. Our applications remove barriers between buyers and sellers, enable information sharing across the agrifood chain and streamline back office processes. This results in our customers achieving a significant return on investment created by the efficiencies of the

integration of information into their back office, improved sales efficiency, improved supply chain coordination, and better decision making by all parties sharing the system.

Our Company

E-Markets is a pioneer in delivering e-commerce solutions to agriculture and the food industry. Founded in 1996, the company introduced the industry's first online grain production contracting system in 1997, the first Internet-based agricultural input ordering system in 1998, the first Internet-based risk management tool for the grain industry in 2000, and more recently an Internet-based Attribute E-Xchange^SM trading management tool.

E-Markets tools are at work in over 6,000 businesses in the United States, and transactions using E-Markets tools total over $2 billion since 1996.

Our Customers

Customers since E-Markets inception include grain elevators, grain companies, food processors, life sciences companies, seed companies, and crop input manufacturers.

Our Senior Management Team

E-Markets senior management team has more than 100 years of collective industry experience with familiar names from Agriculture and Technology companies such as Purina Mills, Pioneer Hi-Bred, Farmland Industries, Anderson Consulting, Deloitte and Touche, Raytheon and Cargill. A list follows, click on their names to find out about our team's experience:

David Abbott--Chairman of the Board

Scott Cavey--President and Chief Executive Officer

Matt Goodwin--Vice President of Technology

Marti Kirsch--Director of Marketing