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Proactive communication workshop

Training is focused on building a proactive communication plan for your farm

PUBLISHED ON March 22, 2017

Exclusive to dairy farmers, this training is focused on building a proactive communication plan for your farm, which the end result will be growing the public's confidence in what you do every day. (Courtesy of PDPW)
Exclusive to dairy farmers, this training is focused on building a proactive communication plan for your farm, which the end result will be growing the public's confidence in what you do every day. (Courtesy of PDPW)
Exclusive to dairy farmers, this training is focused on building a proactive communication plan for your farm, which the end result will be growing the public's confidence in what you do every day. (Courtesy of PDPW)

BARABOO, Wis. โ€” Exclusive to dairy farmers, this training is focused on building a proactive communication plan for your farm, which the end result will be growing the public’s confidence in what you do every day.

Key training points:

  • Evaluate your business mission, goals and objectives
  • Discuss community engagement actionables, specific to your dairy
  • Build a robust, living community relation program

Leave this session armed with a proactive communication plan for your dairy. Your target audiences, messages, activities, timing and expenses necessary to execute a plan and the metrics to evaluate your activities will all be in your communication plan.

Your Trainer:
Renea Heinrich, Counselor at MorganMyers

From farming roots, Renea has advocated for agriculture in a multitude of roles, including being named the 44th Alice in Dairyland. Renea is a public relations counselor for MorganMyers, a strategic communications firm. As part of her work, Renea leads the Illinois Farm Families account team in managing a farmer image-building campaign marketing to Chicago consumers.

Register Today!

Member Registration Rate: $125/person/session
Non-Member Registration Rate: $250/person/session

Registration fee covers workshop, materials and lunch.

Thursday, April 6, 9:00 a.m. – 4:00 p.m.
Location: Foremost Farms USA, E10889 Penny Ln, Baraboo, Wis.

Click here to register.

Click here to view a flyer for the event.

โ€” PDPW

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