Serve as a Key Cooperative Director

Sep 06, 2024


Agriculture is evolving,
and so are we! 


As champions of modern agriculture, Key Cooperative is transforming ag by maximizing the potential of technology. If you’re a leader of our cooperative, you get a front row seat!

As a member-owned organization, Key Cooperative is governed by a 12- or 13-person Board of Directors. Ten members are elected, and two or three are appointed. Each fall, we invite our member-owners to consider running in or nominating candidates for the upcoming December election.

If you’re interested in serving, please contact Board President Bryce Arkema (Bryce.Arkema@keycoop.com) or Vice President Mike Engbers (Mike.Engbers@keycoop.com). New directors are announced at the Annual Meeting and take their seats in January.


Highlights of Being a Director
  • Directors develop personally and professionally.
  • Directors work as a team and build their leadership skills.
  • Directors learn how to navigate the cooperative system through strategic planning and budgeting.
  • Directors have regular opportunities to network with their peers and develop relationships within the industry.

Qualifications
  • A director must be a Class A member in good standing.
  • Each elected director serves a three-year term.
  • Each director serves on one subcommittee.
  • Directors must regularly attend monthly Board meetings.
  • Directors must be willing to support member events and activities throughout Key’s territory.

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