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Join stride 2024 - leadership and career in dairy industry

Join stride 2024 - leadership and career in dairy industry


By Blake Jackson

High school students eager to explore leadership and career opportunities in dairy and agriculture are invited to attend the 2024 Stride Youth Leadership Conference.

Hosted by Professional Dairy Producers (PDP), this one-day event takes place on September 21st at the University of Wisconsin-Platteville.

Designed for students aged 15 to 18, the conference offers a dynamic blend of leadership development and hands-on learning.

Participants will delve into effective leadership styles, communication techniques, and the art of influencing others through interactive sessions facilitated by industry experts.

“A key element of leading is knowing how the things you do and say can impact others,” said John Haag, Dane, Wis., dairy producer and PDP board president. “The interactive sessions at the 2024 Stride Conference will focus on giving high school students the tools and skills they need so they can lead in a positive way. The sessions will also provide hands-on opportunities to learn about research at the UW-Platteville campus that will impact our industry.”

Beyond leadership training, students will gain valuable insights into the dairy industry through engaging lab experiences. They'll have the opportunity to interact with university faculty and graduate students, exploring potential career paths within agriculture and related fields.

The conference is more than just an educational event; it's a platform for young minds to connect, learn, and grow. By attending Stride, students will not only enhance their leadership skills but also gain a deeper understanding of the dairy industry and its potential career paths.

Don't miss this chance to shape your future. Register for the Stride Youth Leadership Conference by September 15th.

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