Ian LeMay is a lifelong resident of the San Joaquin Valley and a dedicated advocate for his community. Ian's passion for community has deep roots, influenced by his parents' commitment to responsibility and stewardship. He holds a bachelor’s degree in agriculture business from California Polytechnic State University, San Luis Obispo.

On January 8, 2024, Ian joined the California Table Grape Commission as the incoming president. Following a sixteen-month transition with longtime President Kathleen Nave, he assumed the role of president on May 1, 2025. The Commission, established by the state legislature in 1967 and approved by growers in 1968, works to maintain and expand markets for fresh California grapes, including intrastate, interstate, and foreign markets.

Before this role, Ian served as President of the California Fresh Fruit Association, a voluntary public policy organization that advocates for growers, shippers, marketers, and associates involved with permanent fresh fruit commodities. The Association ensures a unified voice for the industry in legislative and regulatory arenas.

From February 2011 to January 2015, Ian was District Director for Congressman Jim Costa, representing California’s 16th Congressional District. He advised on key issues such as agriculture, water, and transportation, and ensured effective operations for district offices in Merced and Fresno.

Earlier in his career, Ian worked as a California Market Specialist for Lindsay Corporation, a leading agricultural equipment manufacturer.

Outside of his professional life, Ian and his wife Molly, married in October 2011, reside in Fresno with their three children: Emery, Ellison, and Aiden.