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NEW OFFICERS ELECTED WITHIN THE SOCIETY

Aiden Mac Hale

Aiden Mac Hale from County Mayo has been elected as President of the Society. Having served as Vice-President for the last two years, he takes over as President from fellow Mayo man, Oliver Connolly.

David Erskine

Taking up the role of Vice-President is David Erskine from County Monaghan. Meanwhile, Peter Daveron from County Galway will stay on as Treasurer for another term.

POSITION OF BREED SECRETARY

FRS Recruitment are inviting applications for the role of ‘Breed Secretary– Agri’, on behalf of the Irish Charolais Cattle Society.

This is a full time, permanent role suitable to candidates who are qualified or highly experienced in pedigree cattle breeding. Successful candidates will have excellent communication skills and possess the ability to advise on relevant technical matters.

As a hybrid role with an office base in Kildare, this role is suitable to candidates throughout Ireland.

While overseeing the day-to-day running of the Society you will conduct the following:

As a main point of contact, you will communicate with, and advise breeders on day-to-day queries
Identify and implement marketing campaigns and material through various platforms
Advise breeders on future technical breeding decisions
Maintain and upkeep the herd book
Implement the Society’s Breeding Programme and Rules along with Council decisions
Organise and attend events and meetings on behalf of the Society
Report writing following Society shows, sales and events

Candidate Profile:

Degree in Agriculture or strong relevant experience is a prerequisite for this role
Strong understanding of Pedigree Cattle Breeding, the agricultural sector, Genetics and the ICBF Eurostar Indexes
Excellent communication and people skills
Previous relevant marketing/PR skills
Be willing to travel and show flexibility surrounding events
Ability to work off own initiative
Proficient in Microsoft Office

Remuneration Package: