Key facts
- Jennie Cameron has been appointed director of membership and engagement at the American Feed Industry Association (AFIA).
- Cameron will lead efforts to grow and retain AFIA's membership.
- She previously spent nearly two decades at Phibro Animal Health Corporation.
- Cameron served on AFIA's Purchasing and Ingredient Supplier Committee for nine years, including as chair and co-chair.
- She holds a bachelor's degree in marketing from Quincy University.
Jennie Cameron has joined the American Feed Industry Association (AFIA) as its new director of membership and engagement. In this capacity, she will be responsible for expanding and retaining the association's membership base, fostering stronger connections with members, and improving the overall member experience. Cameron brings almost 20 years of experience from the animal health and animal food sectors, including direct experience as an active AFIA member.
Megan Provost, AFIA's chief operating officer, expressed excitement about Cameron's appointment, highlighting her industry knowledge and understanding of member needs. Provost noted Cameron's firsthand experience as an engaged member and committee leader, which provides her with insight into building relationships and delivering value to the animal food industry.
Prior to joining AFIA, Cameron worked at Phibro Animal Health Corporation for nearly two decades, focusing on business development, product management, and strategic customer relationships, most recently as a senior account manager. During her tenure there, she was an active AFIA member, serving on the Purchasing and Ingredient Supplier Committee for nine years, including as chair and co-chair. Her involvement gave her a deep understanding of AFIA's member-driven approach.
Cameron succeeds Meghan Dicks, who moved to director of regulatory affairs after Louise Calderwood retired in August. Cameron's new role will leverage her industry expertise and member perspective to enhance relationships with current and prospective members and advance initiatives supporting AFIA's diverse membership. Cameron earned a bachelor's degree in marketing from Quincy University.