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Connect with Top Agri-Food Employers at Virtual Career Fairs

Connect with Top Agri-Food Employers at Virtual Career Fairs
Oct 16, 2024
By Jean-Paul McDonald
Assistant Editor, North American Content, Farms.com

Join Feed Your Future US Virtual Career Fairs in November 2024

The competition for talent remains a significant challenge for employers in the agriculture and food sectors. At the same time, skilled professionals are seeking their ideal roles within the industry.  

The Feed Your Future U.S. virtual career fairs provide an innovative platform to connect agri-food employers with potential candidates across the nation, leveraging the effectiveness of virtual recruitment. The first of this season's online career fairs is scheduled for November 13, 2024. 

These virtual events offer time and cost savings while enhancing efficiency, as participants can join from any location. "Through our mission of feeding the world with talent, we're providing easy access to digital recruitment and talent solutions," stated Kathryn Doan, CVO Director of AgCareers.com. Opportunities span critical roles on farms, in fields, plants, labs, and offices, both remote and on-site, throughout the United States. 

The AgCareers.com Feed Your Future U.S. virtual career fairs are set to occur between November 2024 and February 2025, in collaboration with various organizations, including the Farmer Veteran Coalition and Together We Grow. 

For registration and further information, please visit https://www.agcareers.com/feed-your-future.cfm or contact agcareers@agcareers.com.

Photo Credit: AgCareers.com


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