Upcoming
PDPW World-Class Webinars to Focus on People, Business Transition
FOND DU LAC, WIS. – January
17, 2011 – Feb. 28 is the date and the
people side of business transition is the topic of the next PDPW World-Class
webinar. Leading the “Compensation:
Why Pay is a Critical Business Strategy”
presentation will be Dr. Donald Jonovic, Family Business Management Services.
The Monday, Feb. 28, PDPW World-Class Webinar will begin at noon CST and last
for 60 minutes.
“It’s
not unusual for family farm operations to confuse compensation
for performance with return for an owner's investment,” Dr. Jonovic states.
“This webinar will take a look at how this fundamental confusion is often the
cause of a lot of the stress, tension and dysfunctions in farm partnerships.”
Other
items on the table for discussion during the Feb. 28 webinar include why it is
critically important to differentiate pay from return, both in theory and in
practice, and practical pay strategies that both motivate and reward desired
performance. Dr. Jonovic will also address the significance of
return on investment and its importance as a strategic tool for assuring farm
survival, growth, continuity and successful transition of ownership in families
where not all heirs intend to be farmers.
A special interactive question
section during the webinar will allow participants to get insight and answers
directly from Dr. Jonovic, one of the leading experts in the ag industry, plus
hear questions posed by fellow participants.
“PDPW’s
World-Class Webinars are a new way for dairy producers and agribusinesses
involved in dairying to access cutting-edge information from the comforts of
their homes and offices,” states
Eric Hillan, dairy producer from Ladysmith, Wis., and PDPW president. “It’s
so convenient.
“All
you need to participate in a World-Class Webinar is a hunger to learn, a
computer, speakers and Internet access. The webinars are designed to challenge a
participant’s business mind while keeping us up to speed on timely issues so
we can manage ahead in today’s fast-changing dairy world.”
Individuals
wishing to participate in the Monday, Feb. 28 webinar must register by
Wednesday, Feb. 23. The series of three webinars include the Feb. 28, “Compensation:
Why Pay is a Critical Business Strategy”; March 21,
“Developing the Next Generation of Leaders—Family or ‘Non’”; and April
18, “When Siblings Don’t Want to Work for Siblings.” All PDPW
World-Class Webinars are on a Monday and go from noon to 1 p.m. CST.
“Cost
is based on per computer. Thus, you can gather as many people as you wish around
one computer for one registration fee,” Hillan states. “Think of the
World-Class Webinar as a meeting without the need to drive somewhere.”
To
register for an upcoming World-Class Webinar, call PDPW at 1-800-947-7379 or go
online to www.pdpw.org.
Professional Dairy Producers of
Wisconsin is a dairy-producer founded organization that provides educational
programs and services to fellow dairy producers. PDPW’s mission is “to share
ideas, solutions, resources, and experiences that help dairy producers
succeed.”