BFO Leadership Program

By Steve Sabourin

February 16, 2016 - 2:07pm

There are three upcoming sessions for the BUILD Leadership Program.

It's a training program for beef farmers designed to develop and improve the leadership skills of existing and potential leaders of the Beef Farmers of Ontario.

It is the fifth offering of the program by BFO, in partnership with the Rural Ontario Institute, the organization that delivers the Advanced Agricultural Leadership Program. or AALP.

There are three sessions:

Toronto, March 20 to 22
Peterborough, April 10 to 12
Cambridge, April 24 to 26

The program cost is $150.00 and refundable upon full completion of the program.

For more information contact Beef Farmers of Ontario at 519-824-0334.

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