CFM Hires Tyler Schwartze as Events Manager
Jefferson City, MO | June 13, 2017 – 
The Conservation Federation of Missouri (CFM) staff continues to grow with the addition of Tyler Schwartze as Events Manager. Schwartze will be charged with further developing CFM’s highly successful Explore the Outdoors series of regional events, expanding the Pull for Conservation clay shoots and developing new events across the state.
The Conservation Federation of Missouri (CFM) staff continues to grow with the addition of Tyler Schwartze as Events Manager. Schwartze will be charged with further developing CFM’s highly successful Explore the Outdoors series of regional events, expanding the Pull for Conservation clay shoots and developing new events across the state.“We are striving to expand the reach and strength of CFM across Missouri, and recognize events are critical to accomplishing our goals. Each event helps us gain exposure, recruit new members and fundraise. Tyler brings extensive event management experience to our team. With Tyler at CFM as our Events Manager, I expect event growth and participation to quickly reach a level we could only imagine before adding him to the team,” said Brandon Butler, CFM Executive Director.
Tyler joined Missouri State Parks immediately after college in 2006, where he served as the assistant park manager at Lake of the Ozarks State Park and most recently the events coordinator for the state park system. Tyler graduated from the University of Central Missouri with a B.S. in Recreation Management.
“I am truly excited and honored for the opportunity to join the Conservation Federation team. I am very passionate about the outdoors, and I love seeing the positive impact that getting people involved in the outdoors can have in their lives. I am looking forward to joining the rich heritage of CFM, and am committed to bring continued success and growth with this great organization.”
Tyler, his wife Michelle, and their children, Dalaney and Colton live near Tebbetts on acreage. They enjoy camping, hunting, and fishing along with spending time with their family and friends.
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