Colorado Pork Producers Ambassador/Internship/Program Assistant
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Overview
Colorado Pork Producers Ambassador/Internship/Program Assistant
Organization: Colorado Pork Producers Council (CPPC)
Geographic Scope: Colorado
Program Description: The Colorado Pork Producers Council (CPPC) is seeking a motivated and enthusiastic college-aged student to serve as the Colorado Pork Producers Ambassador/Intern/Program Assistant. This position offers a unique, hands-on opportunity for an aspiring agriculture professional to gain valuable experience, develop strong leadership and communication skills, and become an influential advocate for the Colorado pork industry. The Ambassador/Intern will serve as an official representative for the CPPC.
- Industry Promotion and Outreach: Serve as the public face of the CPPC at various events, including the Colorado State Fair, producer meetings, educational seminars, and community events
- Consumer Education: Conduct presentations, demonstrations (e.g., cooking, industry facts), and engaging activities to inform the public, students, and educators about modern pork production, nutritional facts, and food safety
- Producer Relations: Interact with Colorado pork producers and allied industry professionals to understand their needs, share CPPC resources, and assist in coordinating producer education and quality assurance programs (e.g., PQA Plus)
- Communication: Utilize social media platforms to create engaging content and effectively communicate industry messages; draft articles, blog posts, and reports on activities and industry topics for CPPC publications and the website; seek out and participate in media interviews (radio, newspaper, online) to promote the industry
- Project Support: Assist CPPC staff with administrative tasks, event planning, and special projects as assigned
- Reporting: Submit regular activity reports and a comprehensive final report detailing accomplishments, contacts, and recommendations for future program direction
Key Responsibilities
- Must be a college-aged student currently enrolled in an accredited technical school, community college, or four-year university, preferably in an agriculture, communications, public relations, or related field
- Demonstrate a strong interest and positive outlook toward the pork and broader agriculture industries
- Possess excellent written and verbal communication skills with the ability to speak confidently in front of diverse audiences
- Be self-motivated, dependable, and professional
- Willingness to travel throughout Colorado and attend required events, including some nights and weekends; must have reliable transportation
- Proficiency in common computer applications (Microsoft Office Suite, Email)
Eligibility Requirements
- Prior involvement in the pork industry, FFA, 4-H, or other agricultural youth organizations
- Familiarity with various social media platforms and content creation
- Basic knowledge of current pork industry issues and organizational goals
Preferred Qualifications
- Monthly salary and mileage compensation
- Position duration: May through August (full-time); potential for remote part-time work January-April and September-December for the right candidate
- Unparalleled opportunity for professional networking with leading pork producers and allied industry members
- Hands-on career development in advocacy, marketing, and leadership
Compensation
- Email: info@colopork.org
- Phone: 970-356-4964
- Website: copork.org
Contact Information
How to Apply
Application Process
A complete application includes all sections of the form and the following attachments:
1. Current Resume: Highlighting your experience, education, and skills
2. Video Submission: A 60-second maximum video introducing yourself and stating: "What makes you the best candidate for the Colorado Pork Producers Ambassador/Internship?"
3. Application Form: Complete all sections of the application information
- Submit via application form on the website
- Email questions to info@colopork.org
- Call 970-356-4964 for questions
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