Introduction to Succession Planning
May 5 @ 9:30 am - 12:00 pm
Family issues related to farm succession have increased substantially over the last two years, with increases in land values and perceived inequity from “off farm” family members rating high amongst the list of challenges. The SMARTEST and MOST SUCCESSFUL family farm businesses are talking about and planning for succession/transition early and openly – Here’s your opportunity to be amongst them.
RFCSNR in collaboration with the Farm Business Resilience Program are pleased to be delivering “An Introduction to Succession Planning” to regional NSW. A workshop for inter-generational farming families or individuals looking to plan for farm transition wisely.
This LIMITED SPACE event is designed to support and encourage generations to attend together and begin securing the future of their agricultural legacy on the same page.
Featuring the highly experienced and respected Jess Cavanagh from Proagtive (specialists in assisting farming families manage succession planning and generational change), this presentation will encourage you to take charge of your future and get a firm grasp of the most common and critical aspects of succession planning.
- The essential steps to ensure a smooth transition of your farm to the next generation or alternative
- What to consider when navigating legal complexities
- How to avoid common mistakes and pitfalls
- Fostering open communication among family members
Morning Tea will be provided
Date: Monday May 5th
Time: 9:30-12 Noon
Location: Armidale Ex Services club
137 Dumaresq St, Armidale NSW 235
This event will SELL OUT quickly so secure seats for you and your family ASAP. PLEASE NOTE: A wait list will be available once all available tickets have gone.
Book Your Seats Today(Opens in a new tab)For More information contact the Rural Financial Counselling Service NSW Northern Region Phone 1800 344 90
Or speak with your local Rural Financial Counsellor
An Introduction to Succession is an initiative delivered by RFCS NSW Northern Region on behalf of the Farm Business Resilience Program jointly funded through the Australian Government’s Future Drought Fund and NSW Government.
