AFBF adopts Ohio Farm Bureau policies at 106th Convention
All 13 policies that came from Ohio were passed on the AFBF delegate floor.
Read MoreMembership Update for Feb. 12, 2021
Only six more weeks left in this year’s membership campaign. Sounds reminiscent of Groundhog Day a little over a week ago, but these remaining six weeks will be filled with a lot of great news about the work of your organization.
Currently we are at 56,371 paid active members. We’re doing well, but we need as much help as we can get to contact members that have not renewed yet, as well as former members and new member prospects to meet our goal by March 31, 2021.
I hope you have been taking note for the last several weeks of the creativity of your county Farm Bureau to communicate the value that Farm Bureau brings to you and your community.
This week we are beginning to recognize those county volunteers who have signed at least 3 new or winback members (or equivalent thereof for Young Active memberships). Please make sure to review that list below; we would love to see your name on that list in the coming weeks. There are more reasons than ever to step up and tell your story of why you are a member.
Below, Adam Carney, senior director of membership sales and marketing, provides some thoughts on having conversations with these and other prospective members to help you get started.
Thank you for your commitment to grow the organization.
Adam Carney, senior director of Membership Sales & Marketing
A group membership is for businesses and organizations that want to provide additional value to their employees and leaders, while at the same time supporting the agriculture industry.
There are more than 290 diverse companies and organizations that have enrolled in the program across the state. The majority of groups are part of Ohio’s agriculture fabric, such as cooperatives, veterinary offices, banks, implement dealers, member benefit partners (Ford dealers, etc.) and greenhouses.
Who is a Group Membership Prospect?
Every company, organization or association within your county is a PROSPECT.
Use this flyer along with additional resources available with your county Farm Bureau in preparation for your initial conversation.
Here is the list of top signers so far in the campaign. Congratulations, thank you and good luck to these individuals for meeting a goal and striving for that next goal.
All 13 policies that came from Ohio were passed on the AFBF delegate floor.
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