Omaha, NE — Children and dependents of Scoular’s hourly employees are eligible to receive up to a $5,000 scholarship through a new program funded by CEO Paul Maass and his family.

The Paul and Julie Maass Scholarship program, announced Tuesday, Nov. 2, will assist in funding tuition, books, and certain other expenses incurred at a four-year accredited university or two-year accredited institution of higher learning.

“Each day, Scoular employees come to work committed to solving problems big and small for our customers and for our company," said Maass.


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"My wife, Julie, and I want to express our gratitude for this dedication by providing this scholarship opportunity.

“Higher education can open doors to what’s possible for our Scoular families and pave a path to lifelong learning.”

Scholarship selection is based upon financial need, leadership in academics and the community, and grade point average, with a preference to those with a demonstrated history of compassion for others and making great things happen in their communities.

Recipients will be announced in March 2022. The scholarship committee will determine the number of recipients.

Scoular is an employee-owned, $6 billion agribusiness that buys, sells, stores, handles and processes grain and ingredients with a global trade and transportation network that employs more than 1,000 employees in 100 offices and facilities across North America and Asia.


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