The National Reined Cow Horse Association is currently accepting applications for three full-time positions at its headquarters in Weatherford, Texas. These roles support the continued growth of NRCHA’s premier events, member communications, and program initiatives.
Candidates are encouraged to apply through Of The West:
https://jobsofthewest.co/company/national-reined-cow-horse-association
NRCHA Premier Event Coordinator – Closes May 6
The Premier Event Coordinator plays a critical role in the planning, execution, and on-site management of NRCHA’s five premier events each year. This position works closely with the Director of Shows and staff to ensure events run efficiently and deliver a high-quality experience for members, exhibitors, and partners. Responsibilities include managing entries, coordinating show operations, overseeing logistics, and supporting financial reconciliation and event reporting. Click here for full description.
NRCHA Communications & Production Coordinator – Closes May 13
This role supports NRCHA’s growing communications efforts while assisting with event production. The Communications & Production Coordinator helps develop and execute member communications and contribute to storytelling efforts that reflect the NRCHA brand. This position also assists in producing key event elements such as ceremonies, banquets, and on-site experiences. Click here for full description.
NRCHA Programs & Foundation Coordinator – Closes May 13
The Programs & Foundation Coordinator supports the development and execution of NRCHA programs, clinics, and Foundation initiatives. This position plays a key role in driving member engagement, supporting youth and educational opportunities, and assisting with fundraising and donor relations. The role also contributes to digital community engagement and program communications. Click here for full description.
Applications for all positions are being accepted through Of The West. Candidates with a passion for the Western performance horse industry and a desire to contribute to the growth of reined cow horse are encouraged to apply.
