The Australian Future Cotton Leaders Program is now open and accepting applications for the 2018 program.  RuralScope is pleased to be facilitating this program for the 6th time for Cotton Australia in partnership with the Cotton Research and Development Corporation.

Designed by industry for industry, this integrated program has a number of key achievements including an alumni of almost 100.

Read on for information about the program and for how to apply details.

And please pass on this information to those you think may be interested - sometimes all it takes is a tap on the shoulder! 

Participants for the 2018 Australian Grain Leaders Program (AGLP) have been announced.  National grain farmers representative body, GrainGrowers, announced the 11 participants and acknowledged it is pleased to have expanded the program for 2018 to include the whole of the supply chain in the grains industry. The 10th program will be launched in Canberra this week.  Jo Eady, Director of RuralScope Pty Limited and facilitator of this program said, "I am delighted to be facilitating the 10th industry leadership program for the Australian grains industry.  This years participants are from across most of the main grain growing regions of Australia, including Tasmania.  And we are heading to Tasmania after Canberra to visit two highly productive agricultural regions and see the best of the best in mixed farming enterprises.  And we will visit and be introduced to the leadership drivers of Tas Foods Ltd an innovative agricultural and food company taking the Tasmanian brand to the world.         

We are pleased to be facilitating the Australian Grain Leaders Program in 2018.  10th Anniversary.  This year will mark over 100 graduates.  These amazing leaders are creating positive change in the grains industry.  Eleven participants are joining the program in 2018 with a soft launch in January and a formal launch in Canberra in February.   The program is hosted by Grain Growers Limited. This year participants are being selected from right across the Australian grain supply chain.  This diverse group of emerging leaders will engage in 3 Face to Face leadership learning events and 2 Field Trips in Tasmania and New South Wales.  A highlight of this program is where each participant identifies and develops their own leadership project with key outcomes for;

1. Themselves, 2. Their Enterprise and 3. The Australian grains industry.