Planters Looking for “Nutty” Ambassadors

Saint Cloud, MN, USA / KNSI

Jan 8, 2025 | 11:00 AM

The 2025 Peanutters will serve as ambassadors, representing the PLANTERS® brand at parades, community events, and grand openings across the nation.

(KNSI) – Planters is accepting applications for a job to go nuts over.

Three positions are available for the company’s ambassador force, the Peanutters. The promotional tour will spread out across the country at parades, community festivals, and other events.

Those hired have a chance to meet millions of people over the next year. It will go by in a Jif. The company promises competitive pay with benefits to offset travel expenses. Applicants should have good social skills and can prove they are smooth in front of a camera. A college graduate with a degree in communications, advertising, public relations, or a similar field is preferred.

A résumé and video need to be submitted by February 14th. Try and make it witty. Those who can leave the reviewers cracked up and laughing until they’re in Reese’s Pieces will skip to the front of the line.

More information is available here.

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