Shannon Angle graduated with a bachelor’s degree in agricultural economics and accounting from OSU in 2002. She currently serves as vice president for Land, Infrastructure, Facilities and Transactions at Koch, headquartered in Wichita, Kansas.

 

Since January 2019, she has led Koch’s corporate real estate organization, driving strategic initiatives that support the company’s global real estate footprint, business growth and overall infrastructure development. With more than two decades of leadership at Koch, she has played a pivotal role in shaping finance, real estate, risk management, and operations across multiple Koch businesses.

 

Raised on a family farm and cow-calf operation in Amorita, Oklahoma, and attending school in Burlington, Oklahoma, Angle developed an early appreciation for the agricultural industry, which guided her academic and professional pursuits.

 

While at OSU, Angle was actively engaged in the Ferguson College of Agriculture, serving as a Student Academic Mentor, participating in Aggie-X and holding leadership positions within the Ferguson College of Agriculture Student Association, as well as participating in other university organizations and community non-profits.

 

Angle continues to give back to the Ferguson College of Agriculture through mentorship, recruitment and scholarship initiatives, supporting students in agricultural economics and fostering career opportunities at Koch. Her contributions to agriculture and leadership have earned her numerous accolades, including the 2017 Ferguson College of Agriculture Early Career Achievement Award and Executive of the Year by the “Wichita Business Journal.”