Membership Marketing Specialist

The Farm Bureau office for Butler, Hamilton, Montgomery and Preble counties is currently seeking a Membership Marketing Intern Specialist. The part-time position will provide special project and program support to the organization director in order to meet the needs of the organization’s membership relative to established organizational goals and objectives.

Duties include:

  • Provide leadership and direction on special projects as assigned by the organization
    director that are in pursuit of Ohio Farm Bureau and county Farm Bureau goals and
    objectives.
  • Work with county leaders to provide leadership and direction on county program
    development and implementation as assigned by the organization director.
  • Assist organization director in developing and enhancing relationships with
    Nationwide, legislators, governmental agencies, agribusiness, local businesses,
    affinity partners and other community groups.

Please see the full position description.

For more information or questions, please contact Christy Montoya, organization director at the Farm Bureau office: 937-696-3630.

Submit resume to [email protected] or by mail to:

Farm Bureau
c/o Member Marketing Intern Specialist
117 E Walnut St. Ste A
Farmersville, Ohio 45325

Deadline to apply: December 15, or until position is filled

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