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Home » Blog » Uncategorized » WI Farmers Union Searching For New Executive Director
July 18, 2026

WI Farmers Union Searching For New Executive Director

January 16, 2018

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WI Farmers Union Searching For New Executive Director

Wisconsin Farmers Union is beginning a search process to hire a new Executive Director. Current Executive Director Tom Quinn will be retiring in March, and the organization will be accepting applications and reviewing qualifications to fill the position. Quinn has been Executive Director since 2011.

A full position description is available at www.wisconsinfarmersunion.com. The board expects to interview candidates and make a hiring decision by the end of February.

 

The Executive Director is responsible, in collaboration with board and staff, for providing leadership to assure that key organizational goals are achieved including: developing and implementing a long-term strategy to achieve its mission, providing leadership in developing and managing organizational programs, supervising financial resources, including fund development, investments and business development, maintaining membership relations and governance policies, providing support for communications strategies and organizational partnerships, and managing core administrative and employee support systems.

 

The ED works in close collaboration with the president, and is directly accountable to the elected WFU Board. The organization currently has thirteen employees. The main office is in Chippewa Falls, with a second office in Madison. It is expected that the ED will be based in Chippewa Falls.

 

Applicants should provide a letter of interest and a full resume. References will be required of final candidates. See the full job description at www.wisconsinfarmersunion.com.

 

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