Georgia Cattlemen’s Association Announces Position Applications Open

The Georgia Cattlemen’s Association has announced that they are looking to hire for two positions. The Executive Vice President role Provides staff leadership for GCA and GBB, ensuring all organizational efforts align with the mission statement and future strategic plans according to the operating policy. The selected applicant will be a representative for Georgia’s cattle producers. Provide leadership and support for all local chapters, GCA committees, and councils as well as serve as cattle industry liaison to industry partners. GCA Also announced that the application period for the Checkoff Program Coordinator position is also open. This position oversees the development and implementation of beef promotional efforts and public relations coordination, as well as checkoff compliance. For details on how to apply, visit the Georgia cattlemen’s association website.

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