by AgCommNetwork | Sep 8, 2023 | Ag Media Summit, Events, Professional Development, What I Learned
Ag Media Summit Nuggets By Kenna Rathai, VP|Group PR Director, broadhead, and ACN Board Member nugget [nuhg-it] anything of great value, significance or the like: nuggets of wisdom I always try to get at least one take-home nugget from any professional development...
by AgCommNetwork | Sep 8, 2023 | Ag Media Summit, Awards, Events, Professional Development, What I Learned
How To Become Next Year’s Communicator of the Year By Jamie Cole, Red Barn Media Group Want to know how to become 2024’s next Communicator of the Year? We asked this year’s winner, Jamie Cole of Red Barn Media, what his secret is, how he won the award this year,...
by Ashlyn Rochester | Aug 3, 2023 | AAEA News, News
By: Samantha Kilgore, Executive Director The Ag Communicators Network and its Professional Improvement Foundation elected new leaders at annual business meetings this week at the Ag Media Summit in Palm Springs, California. For ACN, board members direct critical...
by AgCommNetwork | Jul 20, 2023 | Ag Media Summit, Member Resources, Professional Development, The ByLine, Uncategorized
By VJ Mayor, Assistant Executive Director As Ag Media Summit fast approaches, be sure to mark your calendars for the following ACN-related events (all times local). We can’t wait to see you in Palm Springs! Welcome Party Sunday, July 30th from 6-9:30 PM...
by AgCommNetwork | Jul 18, 2023 | Member Resources, Professional Development, The ByLine, Uncategorized
By Betty Haynes, Membership Committee Co-Chair If you’ve ever wondered if you should attend IFAJ World Congress. The answer is yes. You absolutely should. This year I had the privilege of representing the U.S. as an IFAJ Young Leader where 10 young ag...
by Ashlyn Rochester | Jul 13, 2023 | Member Resources, Professional Development, The ByLine, Uncategorized
By Courtney Leeper Girgis, FAC Committee Chair I recently got called an internet “troll.” Ouch! The comment harkened to images of hateful keyboard warriors in online comments sections. Not my goal. But a quick search eased my mind. To “troll”...
