Rural Leaders are delighted to announce our new partnership with Whanganui and Partners to help grow regional leaders and entrepreneurial capital in Whanganui’s food and fibre sector.
As part of the sponsorship, two scholarships will be granted to Whanganui residents, or those scholars who directly contribute to Whanganui’s agribusiness sector, who are undertaking a Kellogg Rural Leadership Programme or a Nuffield Farming Scholarship.
Chris Parsons, CEO of Rural Leaders and Lindy Nelson, Founder of Agri-Women’s Development Trust joined Sarah Perriam on Sarah’s Country to talk about the year ahead and what to expect for 2021.
Anna Nelson, 2016 Kellogger, is currently working as the Co-ordinator for King Country River Care Group.
Anna recently featured on Sarah’s Country where she talked about the work she has been doing for the King Country River Care Group who have been awarded an $844K grant to support clean waterways in the King Country.
Rural Leaders are pleased to have re-signed a three year partnership agreement with GlobalHQ in July.
GlobalHQ is a data and information business supporting New Zealand Agripreneurs, including every farmer in the country. Their brands include Farmers Weekly, Dairy Farmer, Onfarm Story, Agri HQ, Farmer’s Voice, Sarah’s Country.
We thank GlobalHQ for their continued support in helping us deliver the Kellogg and Nuffield programmes.
Rural Leaders are now registered with the NZTE business Capability Scheme. applicants may be eligible to receive funding assistance up to 50% of the Kellogg course fee.
Kellogg applicants now may be eligible to receive funding assistance up to 50% of their course fee.
Do you qualify for funding?
The following criteria will be used by the Regional Business Partners to identify whether or not your business qualifies for funding:
Have undergone an assessment with a Regional Business Partner (i.e. Growth Advisor)
Have fewer than 50 full time employees.
Are registered for GST in New Zealand
Are operating in a commercial environment.
Are a privately owned business, or are a Māori Trust or incorporation under the Te Ture Whenua Māori Act 1993 or similar organisation managing Maori assets under multiple ownership.
Nigel Woodhead completed the Kellogg Rural Leadership programme in 2019 and that same year, sat at the most sought-after strategy table in NZAg – the Primary Sector Council. The young Otago farmer reflects on his leadership journey so far.
Trish Rankin, Taranaki farmer and 2019 Dairy Woman of the Year recently attended the annual agribusiness seminar at Harvard Business School in the United States.
New Charity launched by Wane Langford & Siobhan O’Malley
Wayne Langford and Siobhan O’Malley have just launched their new charity that allows farmers to donate fresh meat to help feed New Zealand’s most vulnerable.
Wayne joined Sarah Perriam on Sarah’s Country recently to talk about their latest venture ‘Meat The Need NZ.’
Wayne and Siobhan are both Kelloggers, Wayne completing the Kellogg Programme in 2014 and Siobhan in 2018.