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The IFAJ-Alltech Young Leaders in Agricultural Journalism Award

The IFAJ-Alltech Young Leaders in Agricultural Journalism Award. The award. Recognizes leadership potential of young IFAJ members Supports global advancement of agricultural journalism and communications Winners participate at IFAJ congress Valued at €1000 per winner

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The IFAJ-Alltech Young Leaders in Agricultural Journalism Award

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  1. The IFAJ-AlltechYoung Leaders in Agricultural Journalism Award

  2. The award • Recognizes leadership potential of young IFAJ members • Supports global advancement of agricultural journalism and communications • Winners participate at IFAJ congress • Valued at €1000 per winner • Ten awards given annually

  3. Award sponsor: Alltech Alltech is a global animal health company, providing natural, nutritional solutions to the feed and food industries. • presence in 113 countries with more than 1,900 employees • 20+% annual growth • ranked 12th in top animal health companies

  4. Award requirements • Candidates must be involved in agricultural journalism or communications • No more than 35 years old (as of April 15) on the year they apply • Must be willing to attend the congress

  5. Procedure • One nomination per guild • Guilds choose their own process for selecting candidates • Judging conducted by panel chaired by the IFAJ vice-president of professional development and education

  6. 2007 Winners Karli Flinta-Murphy Canada Goran Djakovic Serbia Jiri Masek Czech Republic Clemmie Gleeson Great Britain

  7. 2008 Winners Sarah Sutton Canada Elizabeth Svyatkivska Ukraine Juan Manuel Repetto Argentina Carey Brown USA Heike Engels Germany

  8. How to Apply • Submit applications electronically with attachments resume and up to three electronic samples of candidates’ work • Send applications to Owen Roberts, award chair, vice-president of professional development and education: owen@uoguelph.ca

  9. Deadlines • Applications must be received by the award chair by midnight 1 March, 2009 • Winners will provide a 500-word story or three-minute broadcast about their experience 30 days after the congress

  10. Enquiries Owen Roberts: + (1) 519-824-4120 Ext. 58278 (Guelph, Canada) Email: owen@uoguelph.ca

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