Intl. Farming (“I.F.” or the “Firm”), founded in 2009, is a global agricultural investment manager with over $2B of assets under management across private investment funds, institutional separate accounts, and co-investment vehicles. The Firm partners with a global base of institutional investors providing diversified exposure to farmland and the broader agribusiness value chain.
I.F. combines multi-generational farming expertise with institutional investment discipline, operating across a footprint of 25 million gross acres in 66 countries, producing more than 80 crop types. The Firm’s operating platform extends beyond investment management to include FarmAdvisor™, an AI-native farm management and agricultural data platform, and CropTrak®, a digital supply chain integrity platform that has managed data across 25 million acres and facilitated over $1 billion in grower payments.
Artificial intelligence is embedded into how the Firm operates. I.F. views AI not as a feature, but as a foundational capability—one that gives its teams, growers, and investors a meaningful edge in an industry where data and speed increasingly determine outcomes.
About the Role:
The Associate, Capital Formation, Investor Relations & Communications is the operational and communications backbone of the IR function. The role is production-oriented by design—the Associate produces the writing, maintains the data, builds the materials, and sustains the reporting cadence that makes every investor interaction possible, enabling senior leadership to engage with consistency and confidence.
The position reports to the Vice President, Investor Relations, and works closely with senior leadership across Investment, Finance, and Agricultural Services. You will be embedded in a lean, high-output function.
The ideal candidate is a strong writer first. You think clearly, you communicate with precision, and you understand that every word sent to an institutional investor reflects on the Firm. You are also comfortable pulling and organizing data, building slides, managing a production schedule, and using AI tools to produce better work faster. Relocation assistance may be available for highly qualified candidates.
Key Responsibilities: Writing & Drafting
Draft first versions of quarterly investor reports, LP update letters, performance narratives, and fund commentary for review and refinement by the Director and senior leadership.
Write responses to LP inquiries, due diligence questionnaire (DDQ) items, and one-off investor requests—ensuring accuracy, consistency with prior communications, and alignment with the Firm’s positioning.
Produce meeting preparation materials, including briefing memos, agenda summaries, and LP-specific talking point notes ahead of investor calls and diligence visits.
Draft content for pitchbooks, fund presentations, and strategy overviews under direction from the Director—writing clearly about complex investment strategies for a sophisticated institutional audience.
Maintain a consistent editorial voice across all outgoing communications; proofread and quality-check materials before they leave the team.
Build, update, and maintain investor-facing presentations, pitchbooks, and fund decks—translating input from the Director and investment team into polished, on-brand slide content.
Update track record analyses, portfolio summaries, and performance exhibits each reporting cycle, pulling data from internal systems and ensuring accuracy before distribution.
Apply basic design judgment when building materials—clean layouts, consistent formatting, and on-brand visual presentation. Adobe Creative Cloud proficiency is a plus.
Manage version control and file organization across all investor materials so the team always has the right version in hand.
Use AI-assisted drafting and formatting tools to accelerate production timelines without sacrificing quality.
Data & Reporting Operations
Pull, clean, and organize portfolio data from internal systems each quarter using Excel—pivot tables, structured formatting, and clean model hygiene are expected, not optional.
Maintain data trackers, performance tables, and reporting templates that the team relies on to operate efficiently across multiple funds and reporting periods.
Flag inconsistencies or anomalies in the data and elevate to the Director before materials go out.
Support the operational cadence of quarterly reporting cycles—tracking deadlines, coordinating data requests, and ensuring deliverables move through review on schedule.
Investor Meeting & Event Support
Coordinate logistics for investor meetings, LP due diligence visits, and the Firm’s Annual Investor Meeting, including scheduling, agenda preparation, and material distribution.
Own scheduling and logistics for senior leadership’s investor calendar—coordinating meetings across time zones, managing prep timelines, tracking RSVPs, and ensuring the right materials are distributed and confirmed in advance of every engagement.
Maintain CRM and contact records for the LP base using Notion or equivalent tools—logging interactions, tracking follow-up items, and ensuring the Director has current context before every engagement.
Take notes during investor calls and meetings; produce clean, accurate meeting summaries and action item logs for the team.
Conduct background research on institutional investors and prospects to ensure the team is well-prepared before every engagement.
LinkedIn & External Communications
The Associate will support the Firm’s presence on LinkedIn as a drafting and coordination function. All content is subject to review and approval before publication—the Associate drafts; leadership decides.
Draft LinkedIn content—including thought leadership posts, fund announcements, portfolio highlights, and event recaps that reflects the Firm’s tone voice.
Maintain a content calendar and publishing cadence, coordinating with leadership to ensure approvals happen on schedule.
Monitor post performance and provide brief periodic summaries on engagement trends; recommend adjustments based on what is resonating with the institutional audience.
Support broader external communications tasks as needed, including event announcements, conference materials, and industry submissions.
Monitor market developments, competitor strategies, and LP sentiment across real assets, farmland, and private markets—synthesizing findings into short briefing notes for the team.
Research institutional investor profiles, mandate parameters, and recent allocation activity to support capital formation targeting.
Assist with ad-hoc research projects related to product development, fund structuring, and market positioning as directed by the Director.
Qualifications:
Undergraduate degree with strong academic credentials required. A degree in Finance, Economics, English, Communications, Agricultural Business, or a related field is preferred—we care more about how you think and write than what you studied.
2+ years of professional experience. Internship experience in capital markets, investment banking, consulting, institutional IR, or a writing-intensive role is a meaningful plus.
Exceptional written communication skills—the ability to write clearly, concisely, and precisely for a sophisticated audience is the single most important qualification for this role.
Advanced Excel proficiency: pivot tables, structured data organization, and clean model hygiene. You build files other people can navigate.
Comfort with Notion or a comparable tool for operational tracking, CRM-lite functions, and project management. You keep things organized without being asked.
Basic design sensibility—familiarity with Adobe Creative Cloud, PowerPoint, or equivalent tools to build clean, professional-looking materials without a designer in the loop.
Demonstrated proficiency with agentic AI platforms (Claude, Claude Cowork, ChatGPT, or equivalent) as a working tool—used daily for drafting, research, and synthesis, with sound judgment about where human review is required.
High attention to detail. You catch errors before they leave your desk—not because you’re reminded to, but because you hold yourself to that standard.
Genuine intellectual curiosity about agriculture, global food systems, and institutional investment management.
Self-starter mentality. You do not wait to be told what needs doing—you see the gap, you fill it, and you tell someone when it’s done.
A collaborative, low-ego approach. This is a supporting role by design. The best person for this job takes pride in making the team better, not in being seen.
I.F. offers a competitive compensation package commensurate with experience, including base salary, discretionary bonus, and a full benefits package.
Competitive compensation and benefits
Medical, dental, and vision insurance
401(k) with company match
Company‑paid parental leave
Paid time off and floating holidays
Onsite lunch provided two days per week
“Dress for your day” office culture
Community gathering spaces with games and snacks
How to Apply:
To be considered for this position, please submit the following to careers@intlfarming.com:
Your current resume
A one-page statement explaining why you are the right fit for this role
We review applications on a rolling basis. Only candidates selected for further consideration will be contacted.
Equal Opportunity Employer
International Farming provides equal employment opportunities (EEO) to all employees and applicants for employment without regard to race, color, religion, gender, sexual orientation, gender identity or expression, pregnancy, childbirth or related medical conditions, age, veteran status, disability, genetic information, or any other characteristic protected by applicable law.
