The California Agricultural Leadership Foundation has selected 24 participants for Class 56 of the California Agricultural Leadership Program, bringing together agricultural professionals from across the state for a 17-month leadership development experience.
California Agricultural Leadership Program Focuses on Developing Leaders
The 17-month California Agricultural Leadership Program is designed to develop leadership skills among people working throughout California agriculture.
According to the California Agricultural Leadership Foundation, the program is focused on helping participants navigate change, strengthen their organizations and communities and contribute to the future of California agriculture.
The program brings together individuals with different backgrounds and experiences within the industry, giving participants the opportunity to expand their leadership skills while gaining a broader perspective on the challenges and opportunities facing California agriculture.
Class 56 to Help Shape the Future of Agriculture
The selection of 24 participants marks the beginning of a new chapter for Class 56 as they take part in the California Agricultural Leadership Program.
Leadership development continues to be an important focus for an industry facing a wide range of challenges, from changing regulations and market conditions to labor, environmental and resource concerns. Programs such as this one are designed to equip agricultural professionals with the skills needed to help their organizations and communities adapt.
The California Agricultural Leadership Foundation says the program’s broader goal is to develop leaders who can make meaningful contributions to the future of the state’s agriculture industry.
The complete list of the 24 Class 56 fellows is available at agleaders.org.
For more details on the new class and the California Agricultural Leadership Program, check out the audio report below.