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Logan Hall joins Animal Agriculture Alliance
The Animal Agriculture Alliance recently welcomed Logan Hall as director, membership and marketing. In this role, Hall will lead the development and execution of the Alliance’s membership and sponsorship recruitment, engagement, and retention strategies. He assumed his new role on Dec. 11.
As director, membership and marketing, Hall will raise awareness of the Alliance and its programs within the animal agriculture and food communities to ensure members and supporters have the information and resources they value and need, the organization said in a release. He will play a primary role in securing resources for the Alliance to achieve its mission of safeguarding the future of animal agriculture and its value to society by bridging the communication gap between the farm and food communities.
“The Alliance is thrilled to welcome Logan to the small but mighty team,” Hannah Thompson-Weeman, president and CEO, said in a release. “Logan joins our staff with a breadth of experience putting resources into the hands of farmers and ranchers, as well as building relationships within the animal agriculture community to strengthen its resilience. We look forward to seeing his continued development and achievements on the Alliance team as we work to move the needle in our critical mission.”
Hall joins the Alliance team from the Progressive Agriculture Foundation where he served as the marketing communications manager. Prior to that role, he worked as a 4-H extension educator and deputy communications director for the Pennsylvania Department of Agriculture. Hall holds a B.S. in agriculture education from Delaware Valley University. Growing up, Hall was extremely active in 4-H, along with raising and showing Boer goats. He remains active in the agriculture community at the county, state, and national levels, including his involvement in the Pennsylvania Farm Show Scholarship Foundation and serving as co-chair of the Stockman’s Contest at the Keystone International Livestock Exposition.
NOVUS Offers Global Marketing Communications Internship
Novus International, Inc. is accepting applications from university students for an internship with its Global Marketing Communications team.
“This internship is an opportunity for students to gain hands-on experience working on a global marketing communications team,” says Andrew DuLac, NOVUS marketing communications specialist and internship coordinator. “From helping to build advertising campaigns and writing press releases to brainstorming activities for industry events and using tools like Salesforce and HubSpot, our interns work with NOVUS colleagues around the world to reach audiences in the dairy, swine, and poultry sectors.”
This fully remote opportunity is open to undergraduate and graduate students in the United States who are pursuing a degree in an agriculture-related field, marketing, communications, or journalism. A background in animal agriculture is a plus.
The internship is slated for summer 2024, with flexibility for the start and end dates based on the chosen candidate’s availability.
Click here for a full description of the opportunity and instructions on how to apply. Applications should be submitted by January 31, 2024.
