CLA is Hiring an Associate Director of Membership and Industry Engagement
The Colorado Livestock Association is seeking an Associate Director of Membership and Industry Engagement to join its team.
This position plays a key role in supporting CLA members and strengthening relationships across the livestock industry. As a primary point of contact for members, the Associate Director will help identify and address membership needs, support member engagement and retention, manage the Association’s safety group program, and work closely with industry partners to advance CLA’s programs and initiatives.
The position offers an opportunity to build meaningful relationships with members and industry stakeholders while contributing to the continued success of the Association and Colorado’s livestock community.
Interested in learning more or applying?
Visit the job posting for the full position description, qualifications, and application details: https://colorado-livestock-association.gnahiring.com/job/1059484/associate-director-of-membership-and-industry-engagement
About the Colorado Livestock Association
The Colorado Livestock Association is a member-based organization representing Colorado livestock producers, with a particular focus on concentrated animal feeding operations. Through efforts in the legislative, regulatory, judicial and electoral arenas, at the state and federal level, the Colorado Livestock Association represents the interests of members and serves as the united voice for Colorado livestock producers. Additionally, the Colorado Livestock Association provides members with resources in compliance and safety, helping producers protect themselves, their employees, and their communities.
The Colorado Livestock Association was formed in 1998 through a restructuring of the then 43-year-old Colorado Cattle Feeders Association. The new name and structure were designed to better reflect the membership of the association. CLA members are cattle and sheep feeders, cow/calf producers, dairy farmers, swine operations, and agribusiness partners. In 1955, what started as a group of cattle feeders working to eradicate a disease, has grown into a multispecies organization, working to strengthen and united animal agriculture in Colorado for future generations.