Call for Nominations – Join the CPPA Board of Directors for a Two-Year Term

The California Pork Producers Association is pleased to announce that three (3) seats are open on the CPPA Board of Directors, each for a two-year term. We welcome self nominations from committed individuals who are ready to contribute time, energy, and leadership to our association and the broader pork industry.

Serving on the Board offers a unique opportunity to aid in the execution of our strategic plan pillars which focus on: building our engagement across our own industry and fellow protein producers, strengthen coalitions with California agricultural collaborators in and out of the legislature, continue to invest in outreach and education at all levels and continue to build demand for pork across the state.

Who Should Consider running for the Board of Directors?

We’re looking for individuals who:

• Are members of CPPA (or eligible for membership) and active within the California pork industry.

• Demonstrate commitment to advancing the goals of CPPA and enhancing pork production practices.

• Are ready to serve for the full two-year term, attend board meetings, actively participate in committees and discussions, and collaborate with fellow board members.

• Bring diverse perspectives and experiences—from production, processing, management, or allied services to the industry.

  
  

How to Apply

Interested individuals should complete the application form online by clicking here.

Please complete all fields and submit your application by Tuesday, November 18^th.

If you have any questions about the nomination process, eligibility, or what being a board member entails, please contact the CPPA Executive Director Mackenzie Bressler at mackenzie@calpork.com We’re happy to provide more details and help you determine if this is right for you.

Your voice, your perspective, your commitment can help shape the future of pork production in California. We encourage you to consider this leadership opportunity and apply today. Together, we can build a stronger, more resilient industry.