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Canadian Total Excellence in Agricultural Management (CTEAM)

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Canadian Total Excellence in Agricultural Management (CTEAM)

Time: December 8, 2014 to December 12, 2014
Location: Abbotsford, BC
City/Town: Abbotsford, BC
Website or Map: http://www.agrifoodtraining.c…
Event Type: cteam, course
Organized By: Agri-Food Management Excellence; Farm Management Canada
Latest Activity: Nov 27, 2014

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Contact Name:
Alberta: Heather Broughton; Ontario: Larry Martin 
Contact Phone:
Alberta: 780-781-2840; Ontario: 519-841-1698 
Contact Email:
sheryn@agrifoodtraining.com 
Organization:
Agri-Food Management Excellence; Farm Management Canada
 
Location:
Abbotsford, BC
 
Event Details:

CTEAM is designed specifically for producers and ranchers.

 

Through four modules, which are held in different cities across Canada, you will develop and implement your own strategic and operations plans for your farm.
 

Why Graduates find CTEAM so valuable
 
  • Content and Instruction - Outstanding instructors and mentors present cutting edge management concepts in a comfortable, yet intense, learning environment. Four modules are delivered over five days at select locations across Canada. They introduce you to a variety of management situations, experiences and conditions.
  • Learning is tailored to your situation - Program completion requires that you apply course material while developing and implementing strategic and operating plans for your farm.
  • Learn from each other - As you develop your plan and discuss issues in the various modules, you get instant and expert input and experience from your peer group as well as your instructors.
  • Opportunity to see outstanding operations - The opportunity to see various farm and business operations is one of the reasons we move the program across Canada. The tours provide you with access to innovative operations and outstanding agricultural managers from different areas of the country.
  • A life-long network - Participants from previous courses continue to correspond with each other, and enjoy the wise counsel of their classmates. You will benefit from the creation of a lasting network with other participants.
  • Excel at what you do - Graduates of this course have performed amazingly well. Since 2010, five graduates or graduate couples have been named Outstanding Young Farmer regionally; two were honoured nationally.
  • Ongoing professional development - Once you've completed CTEAM you are able to attend our alumni programs further extending your network. This course can also be credited toward a MBA at the University of Guelph.

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