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Hamilton, Montgomery and Preble County Farm Bureaus are pleased to announce their newly hired County Office Administrator Natalie Brunk. 

In her role, Brunk will assist the counties and organization director in developing, maintaining and executing successful programs and services that meet the needs of members with efficiency and accuracy. She will be responsible for assisting the organization with the membership marketing plan as well as creating content for websites and social media. Brunk will be instrumental in serving the needs of our members and building relationships which could result in new memberships. 

Brunk is a resident of Germantown and graduated from The Ohio State University with a bachelor’s degree in agriculture. Upon graduation, she opened her own catering business called Shoelaces Catering, LLC which gave her the opportunity to unite her passion for both food and agriculture. She has over 20 years of experience in sales and marketing not only with her catering business but also with Prime-Time Agri Marketing Network where she established relationships throughout the livestock industry. She has a unique expertise in knowledge of the supply chain from beginning to end as she co-owns a swine show herd with her husband, Ryan and children, Allie, Conner and Caleb as well as extended family as they are part of Clint-High Farms

We are excited to have Natalie’s unique experience. Her belief in the role that agriculture plays within our community aligns her with our Farm Bureau mission: “Working together for Ohio farmers to advance agriculture and strengthen our communities.”

Please help us welcome Natalie Brunk to our team at Farm Bureau.

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