Transition Planning Workshops Planned for Ohio

OSU Extension is pleased to announce that four
“Building For the Successful Transition of Your Agricultural Business” workshops will be held across the State of Ohio during January, February, and March 2007. Each of these two-day workshops is designed to help family businesses develop a transition plan for their family business. The sessions will challenge you to examine your business to the core and to actively plan for the future. These sessions will help farm families come together to develop a plan for the farm’s future, discover ways to increase family communication, plan for retirement, and learn strategies for transferring management skills and the farm’s assets from one generation to the next. These workshops are made possible by a grant received from the North Central Risk Management Education Center .

The program dates and locations are:

January 23 & 24 (Carroll County)

Carrollton Days-Inn

1111 Canton Road

Carrollton , Ohio 44615

January 25 & February 7 (Henry County)

Northwest State Community College

22600 State Route 34

Archbold , Ohio 43502

February 26 & 27 ( Pickaway County )

Deer Creek Resort

22300 State Park Road 20

Mt Sterling , Ohio 43143

February 27 & March 6 ( Marion County)

All Occasion Catering

989 Waldo Delaware Road

Waldo , Ohio 43356

All sessions will be held from 9:00 a.m. to 4:30 pm. A special evening program is being developed for the sessions in Carroll and Pickaway Counties . The registration fee for attending the two-day workshop will be $75 for the first member of a family and $50 for each additional family member attending. Registration includes workshop notebook, refreshments and lunch for both sessions.

Registration brochures can be obtained by calling the Extension Center at Lima at 419-422-6106 or by accessing the registration flyer at:

http://ohioagmanager.osu.edu/resources/RME Grant Flier 2.pdf

For specific details about the workshops, contact the Ashtabula County Extension office at 440-576-9008.

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