Producer Communications Manager

Denver, CO (Hybrid)

$75K/yr – $80K/yrMid Level4+ years expFull time

Posted 11 days ago

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Job Summary

Own and oversee producer communications and content operations, shaping newsletter and creator-focused materials, managing calendars, and translating feedback into strategy across PCS, social, and executive-facing presentations.

Lead production of The Drive newsletter and producer-focused content
Coordinate analytics, insights, and reporting to inform strategy

Job Description

Responsibilities

Draft and support production of The Drive newsletter (print and email)
Develop producer-focused content for email, web, and social channels
Help translate complex Checkoff topics into clear, relatable messaging
Assist with producer-facing materials, talking points, and toolkits
Support day-to-day execution of social media and email communications
Maintain content calendars and publishing schedules
Monitor engagement and flag trends or concerns
Support execution and analysis of the Producer Content Survey (PCS)
Monitor feedback from producers, State Beef Councils, and digital channels
Track emerging issues, misinformation, or sentiment trends

Requirements

Bachelor’s degree in journalism, communications or similar
4-6 years of experience in communications, agriculture, or a related field
Familiarity with the cattle/beef industry or agriculture preferred
Strong writing skills, with ability to adapt to a “producer voice”
Highly organized with strong attention to detail
Comfortable managing multiple projects and deadlines
Proficient with MS Office 365 Suite (Word, Excel, PowerPoint) and curation.
Skilled in PDF creation and manipulation
Experience with digital communications (email, social, analytics tools, A.I. platforms)

Preferred

Independent self-starter
Familiarity with the cattle/beef industry or agriculture preferred

Cattlemen’s Beef Board | Beef Checkoff

The Cattlemen's Beef Promotion and Research Board, usually referred to as the Cattlemen's Beef Board (CBB), consists of 101 members, including domestic beef, dairy and veal producers, as well as importers of beef and beef products. Each Beef Board member is appointed by the Secretary of Agriculture from nominations submitted by state certified nominating organizations.The CBB facilitates the Beef Checkoff Program. The Beef Checkoff is a producer-funded marketing and research program that acts as a catalyst for change and is designed to stimulate beef sales and consumption through a combination of initiatives including consumer advertising, research, public relations and new product development.Internal links within this website are funded and maintained by the Beef Checkoff Program. Outgoing links may be to websites maintained by third parties not funded by the checkoff.

Founded in 1986

Denver, Colorado, USA

23 employees (1 in marketing)

www.drivingdemandforbeef.com