Now Hiring: Vice President of Development
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WASHINGTON, D.C. (April. 27, 2026) – Farm Journal Foundation is hiring a Vice President of Development, responsible for the end-to-end lifecycle of the Foundation’s revenue streams.
This role drives the strategic growth of FJF’s mission – meet the vital needs of the global population through agriculture – by identifying, cultivating, and securing long-term partnerships and funding from corporations, foundations, and government entities. This role owns the full development lifecycle, from prospecting to contract execution and long-term stewardship, with a relentless focus on results and impact.Â
We are looking for a high-energy leader with genuine passion for agriculture who brings both strategic vision and hands-on execution. Applicants should have 7-10 years of progressive leadership experience in development, corporate partnerships, or institutional giving, preferably within the NGO, agriculture, food, or food security space. This role can be located remotely with reasonable access to an airport and will require periodic travel to the Foundation's headquarters in Washington, D.C.
To read the full job description, including key responsibilities and qualifications, click the link below.
Applicants should send a cover letter and resume to Tricia Beal, CEO of Farm Journal Foundation, at fjf@farmjournalfoundation.org.
About Farm Journal Foundation
Farm Journal Foundation is a farmer-centered nonpartisan organization working to advance agricultural innovation, global food and nutrition security, conservation, and rural economic development. The Foundation believes in a future where agriculture works for everyone – supporting strong farmer livelihoods, business growth, consumer access to nutritious, affordable foods, and the preservation of our country’s natural resources. Achieving this vision starts with conversations – bringing all voices to the table to discuss industry challenges and how innovation can unlock solutions that serve us all. To learn more, visit www.farmjournalfoundation.org.