Director of Member Services and Business DevelopmentÂ
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Currently Accepting Applications
OSCIA is seeking an exceptional leader who fosters and works to maintain an innovative growth culture throughout OSCIA.The Director of Member Services and Business Development is responsible for leading the development, implementation and evaluation of membership growth strategies, as well as day-to-day management of member engagement within the Association,and enhancing OSCIAâs relations with like-minded organizations across the agricultural industry.A key aspect of this role is driving business development by securing sponsorships and establishing collaborations with external partners to create mutually beneficial relationships.Â
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The Ontario Soil and Crop Improvement Association (OSCIA) is a leading organization dedicated to the advancement and sustainability of agricultural practices in Ontario. The Executive Director (ED) plays a pivotal role in advancing OSCIA’s mission by ensuring that the Association remains strong, efficient, and responsive to the evolving needs of its members, staff, and the broader agricultural community.
The role of the Executive Director requires a dedicated individual with a passion for agriculture and a commitment to excellence. By working in concert with the Board, the Executive Committee, the Leadership Council, staff, industry partners and the Association’s members, the Executive Director will drive OSCIA forward, ensuring it remains a leader in promoting sustainable and innovative agricultural practices.
OSCIA is seeking an exceptional individual to fill the role of Field Representative. Field Representatives are located throughout the province and work collaboratively to deliver educational workshops including the Environmental Farm Plan and commodity specific biosecurity workshops to Ontario farmers. Field Representatives also act as spokespersons for OSCIA-delivered cost-share incentive and research programs by engaging with farmers to promote awareness and provide information on current and upcoming opportunities. This position offers an hourly rate commensurate with experience and requires travel within a designated region. Field Representatives work within the Program Delivery Department and report to the Field Services Manager.
Are you an outgoing, ag-related individual in the Essex, Chatham-Kent or Lambton County?
Do you have a keen interest in networking with local farmers and ag-related businesses?
Currently Accepting Applications
St. Clair Region Soil and Crop Improvement Association is a not-for-profit, volunteer organization representing forward-thinking farmers, of all commodities, who share a keen interest in advancing sustainability. The St. Clair Region is a local affiliate of the Ontario Soil and Crop Improvement Association. We are actively looking for someone with ag-related experience to fill the part-time role of Regional Communications Coordinator (RCC).
Job duties include: âą contributing to the regional newsletter âą assisting in recruitment activities for new members âą posting on social media (e.g. X, Facebook, Instagram) âą attending and reporting on local ag-related events while promoting association membership âą managing advertising and subscriber accounts âą helping to prepare grant applications and related claim reports for submission
This is a part-time paid position. Time commitments vary throughout the year but are anticipated to average 3-4 hours per week. Resumes and cover letters are being accepted at sbrenneman@ontariosoilcrop.org.
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