Women in Agriculture Conference
The Women in Agriculture Conference addresses the issues women face on and off the farm.
The Women in Agriculture Conference will be held May 31- June 1 at the Chaparral Suites in Scottsdale, Arizona. Hosted by the Arizona Farm Bureau Women's Leadership Committee (WLC), the University of Arizona College of Agriculture and Life Sciences, the Arizona State Cowbelles, Arizona Beef Council, Arizona Department of Agriculture and the Arizona Milk Producers, the 16th annual conference will be open to anyone interested in improving their leadership, professional and personal skills.
Save the date for the 16th annual Women in Agriculture Conference. This year, if you register before May 1 you can take advantage of the Early Bird registration fee of $60. After May 1 registrations are $70.
8:30 a.m. Keynote speaker
Sure, you’re a leader. But what does that really mean? What are the underlying values that guide your behaviors? What is the leadership legacy you want to leave behind? As leaders we rarely have the time, let alone take the time to think about our own personal leadership style and purpose for actions. In this workshop, we will describe the characteristics of good and bad leaders and what that means in relation to our own standards for development. Additionally, we will identify, prioritize, and articulate core values and translate them into action by write a legacy statement that integrates positive characteristics and core values.
For more information, contact Peggy Jo Goodfellow at 480.635.3609 or peggyjogoodfellow@azfb.org.
