Meet the Ranching Families Behind Meet America
We're not a big corporation. We're small family ranchers from Colorado and Wyoming who came together to create something better — a direct connection between ranchers who care and customers who deserve to know where their beef comes from.
Our Founder
Meet America is owned by the ranching families whose cattle it sells, and it started with one of them. We believe in transparency, ethical ranching, and giving families access to beef they can trust.
Korry Lewis
Founder / Muddy Valley Ranch
La Junta, Colorado
Korry grew up on Muddy Valley Ranch and is a fourth-generation rancher. She earned her Juris Doctorate from the University of Wyoming College of Law and practices law with an emphasis on water and private property rights. A committed advocate for private property rights and for stewardship of the land, she saw small ranchers struggling to compete and founded Meet America to create a direct path to consumers.
Board Members
Our board guides Meet America on behalf of the ranching families who own it.
Korry Lewis
Founder of Meet America and an attorney practicing in water and private property rights, serving on the board 2018–Present.
Cathy Clark
Works Clark Anvil Ranch in Karval, Colorado, established by Rex Clark in 1953, alongside her husband and their children, serving on the board 2018–Present.
Robert Goodall
A shareholder and early investor, and a staunch advocate for ranching done ethically and cattle raised healthily, serving on the board 2018–Present.
Lori Green
Raises Red Angus cattle with her husband Craig at Green Ranch in Branson, Colorado, on some of the healthiest soil and highest quality grasslands in the state, serving on the board 2018–Present.
Kristine Lewis
Represents Heart Quarter Circle in Victor, Colorado, established in 1918 and worked by the same family for more than a hundred years, serving on the board 2018–Present.
Anthony Randall
Founder of 307 Cattle Company, running ranches in both Colorado and Wyoming, and an early supporter of Meet America, serving on the board 2018–Present.
Stan White
Serving on the Meet America board 2018–Present, representing the ranching families who own the company.
Rancher-Owned Business
Built by Ranchers, For Families
Every founder is an active rancher. We're in the pastures every day. When you buy from Meet America, you're supporting multiple ranching families and keeping rural communities strong.
“We decided to build our own system. Meet America was born from that simple idea: connect ranchers directly with customers who care. No middlemen. No mystery meat. Just honest beef from families who put their name on every package.”
In 2018, a group of small ranching families from Colorado and Wyoming sat around a kitchen table, frustrated. We were producing some of the best beef in the country—grass-fed, ethically raised, with generations of know-how behind every animal. But we were losing ground to big box suppliers who cared more about volume than quality.
- Quality over scale. We're small on purpose. We'd rather produce less beef that we're proud of than chase volume at the expense of quality.
- Complete transparency. We tell you exactly which ranch your beef came from, what breed, and how it was raised. No secrets, no fine print.
- Community first. When you buy from Meet America, you're supporting small ranching families and keeping rural communities in Colorado and Wyoming strong.
Our promise to you
Every one of us has skin in the game. We're rancher-owners, and the beef you buy comes from our ranches and our partner ranches. Your success is our success. When you order from Meet America, you're not just buying beef—you're keeping small ranching alive in the American West.
Want to Learn More?
Read our full story or explore the individual ranches we partner with. We're proud to introduce you to every family behind your beef.