Irrigation Association hires Erickson as new VP

Erickson is IA's new brand, engagement and growth vice president.

The Irrigation Association has hired Tiffany Erickson as its new brand, engagement and growth vice president. Erickson brings more than 15 years of experience in strategic brand engagement, integrated strategy development and a proven track record of driving revenue diversification and growth.

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Tiffany Erickson

In her new role, Erickson will lead the IA’s efforts to enhance brand presence, member engagement and overall business growth. She will direct the IA’s business development strategies, focusing on increasing membership, growing revenue and elevating the organization’s brand across all touchpoints. 

“We are excited to welcome Tiffany Erickson to the Irrigation Association. Her extensive experience in marketing, content strategy and brand engagement and growth, combined with her innovative approach to business development, makes her the ideal leader to help drive our strategic priorities forward,” says Natasha Rankin, CEO of the Irrigation Association. “Tiffany’s vision and expertise will undoubtedly strengthen our efforts to deliver exceptional value to our members and stakeholders and enhance the IA’s brand.”

Erickson brings a wealth of expertise from her previous roles, including her most recent position as executive vice president of strategic communications at Forum for Youth Investment, where she modernized communication and marketing strategies and worked to increase sustainable revenue streams. Her experience also includes holding executive leadership roles at the American Counseling Association, Council for the Accreditation of Educator Preparation and First Things First.

“The Irrigation Association has a rich history of advancing the industry through education, advocacy and innovation,” Erickson says. “As we face global challenges in water management and sustainable agriculture, I’m honored to join the team and excited to collaborate with our members and partners to develop and implement strategies that will strengthen the IA’s position as a leader in the field.”