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DairyNZ welcomes funding to develop future leaders
MEDIA RELEASE
Wednesday, 1 May 2013
For immediate release
DairyNZ welcomes funding to develop future leaders
DairyNZ congratulates the Dairy Women’s
Network on its successful bid for government funding.
The Associate Minister for Primary Industries, Jo Goodhew, recently announced that a Sustainable Farming Fund grant of $180,000 had been approved for the network’s Project Pathfinder leadership programme.
As a partner of the network, DairyNZ is looking forward to supporting the organisation as it develops future leaders.
DairyNZ strategy and investment portfolio manager Dr Jenny Jago says strong leadership is needed as the dairy industry is faced with more complex issues and significant challenges.
“Women already make a very important contribution to the industry and increasing their leadership skills will allow them to make an even greater contribution that will be highly valued by the dairy industry and the wider community,” says Dr Jago.
“The network has correctly identified that there is a gap between leadership at, for example, the school board of trustee level and the next level up.
“Women want to develop those leadership skills and use them to help grow the dairy industry and support our local communities.
“DairyNZ looks forward to working with the Dairy Women’s Network as it uses the funding to develop programmes to mentor and up-skill the many talented dairying women.”
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ABOUT
DAIRYNZ
DairyNZ is the industry body representing New
Zealand’s dairy farmers. We are funded by a levy on
milksolids and our purpose is to secure and enhance the
profitability, sustainability and competitiveness of New
Zealand dairy farming. We deliver value to farmers through
leadership, influencing, investing, partnering with other
organisations and through our own strategic capability. Our
work includes research and development to create practical
on-farm tools, leading on-farm adoption of best practice
farming, promoting careers in dairying and advocating for
farmers with central and regional government. For more
information, visit www.dairynz.co.nz
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