Crooked River Roundup Announce New Hires

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The Crooked River Roundup, founded more than 75 years ago, announced the hiring of a new General Manager and Development Director.

Ann Fisher has been named General Manager of the Crooked River Roundup. Ann has been on the board of directors for the past five years and has years of experience as a manager in the construction industry.  Ann is excited to join the Crooked River Roundup team and lead the organization into its next chapter.

“The Crooked River Roundup is a beloved Oregon tradition, and I am honored to have the opportunity to be a part of it.” said Ann. “I am committed to continuing my work with the board of directors and the community to ensure that we uphold the tradition of rodeo and races in “The Cowboy Capital of Oregon.”

Michele O’Hara has been named the new Development/Sponsorship Director of the Crooked River Roundup and Foundation. Michele has over 20 years of experience in leadership, sales, and marketing, including a focus on sponsorships for sporting events and fundraisers. Michele is looking forward to working with businesses and organizations to develop mutually beneficial partnerships.

“The Crooked River Roundup is a great opportunity for organizations to reach an engaged audience who want to be part of the western way of life,” said Michele. “I am excited to work with sponsors, foundations and community leaders to create experiences that will further our mission and create brand loyalty for those we partner with.”

The Crooked River Roundup board of directors President, Steve Holliday said “We are thrilled to have Ann and Michele join the team.” “The Roundup is alive and kicking high as it makes its way into its first full century and adding a team with experience will further our mission to give back to our community.”

About the Crooked River Roundup
The Crooked River Roundup is a 501(c) (5) producing the annual rodeo and races in Prineville, Ore. The Roundup features a World Class Rodeo, Pari-Mutuel Horse Races, a foundation dinner, live music, and community orientated activities. These events attract over 45,000 visitors each year and the Crooked River Roundup is one of the most beloved events in the country, located in the “Cowboy Capital of Oregon ”, beautiful Prineville. The Crooked River Roundup is committed to furthering the heritage and western way of life. The organization also supports local charities and organizations.

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