Meadowbrook Stables SEEKS OPERATIONS MANAGER


Holiday Gift Ad Special Perfect for Artists, Authors, Craſt s People, and Giſt ware Vendors


Meadowbrook Stables is a busy, historic, nonprofi t, hunter/jumper lesson barn located in Chevy Chase, Maryland.


The operations manager will oversee all


aspects of the operations including: staffi ng, current programs, horse care, non-profi t programs, property and equipment. Candidates must have


of horse care, experience with lesson programs and previous management experience (preferably


knowledge with


non-profi ts); Candidates must be fl exible and have exceptional people skills. Salary and benefi ts dependent upon experience.


Interested individuals may submit resumes to:


offi ce@meadowbrookstables.org A 501 (c) 3 Nonprofi t Organization


Package Deal


Book Your Ad for the November & December Issues • 15% Off Display Ad Space Rate • 50% Off Color Upgrade • Inclusion in 2 Holiday Shopping Eblasts


Deadline: October 10th


1-800-244-9580 www.equiery.com


Jennifer Webster • ext 106 • jennifer.webster@equiery.com Tracy McKenna


• ext 101 • tracy.mckenna@equiery.com


$$$$ CASH FOR USED TACK $$$$


Tired of paying tack stores 30-40% commission and waiting months for items to sell? We pay CASH for high end used saddles and leather goods.


Currently accepting the following brands:


• Albion • Amerigo • Antares • Black Country • Butet • Childeric • County • Custom Saddlery • CWD • Delgrange • Devoucoux • DK Freedom • Hennig • Hermes • Hulsebos • L’Apogee • Lauriche • Pessoa • Prestige • Schleese • Stackhouse • Tad Coffi n • Trilogy • Vega • Voltaire Design • Wolfgang


OVER 100 SADDLES FOR SALE AT ALL TIMES! www.mdtackh 66 | THE EQUIERY | OCTOBER 2016 kexchange.com • nicole@mdtackexch hange.com • 904-531-9524 800-244-9580 | www.equiery.com


905961-161016


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