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David Careers

Public Affairs Division Intern

Posted 9 days ago

kentucky farm bureau mutual insLouisville (KY)
Public Relations SpecialistsRegulation, Licensing, and Inspection of Miscellaneous Commercial SectorsJobs in Louisville, KY

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About the role

Entity: Kentucky Farm Bureau Federation
Reports to: Director, Public Affairs Division
Compensation: A stipend of $5,000, to be paid at a rate of $500 per week for a total of 10 weeks
Location: On-site at KFB State Office in Louisville, KY
Term: May 2027 to July 2027
Application Deadline: December 11, 2026 Attend district policy development meetings to learn about the policy development process. Attend Legislative Interim Joint Committee Meetings. Research and review regulatory and statutory language on KFB priority issues. Assist with preparations and attend the 2027 Young Farmer Outing. Assist with preparations for the KFB Ham Breakfast. Create resources for Generation Bridge programming. Assist with preparation for advisory committee meetings. Internal Relationships: Reports to the Director, Public Affairs Division. External Relationships: Has contact with various Kentucky Farm Bureau staff and affiliate company personnel. Develops and maintains contacts with Kentucky Farm Bureau volunteer leaders. Junior, Senior or Graduate School. Must have reliable transportation. Strong writing, communication, and oral skills.
Time Requirements: Available May – July 2027.Approximately 20-30 hours per week. Some evening work and in-state travel possible.

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