"Volunteerism: A Way of Life for Ag Entrepreneurs" -Teryn Close, Renee Mikel, Cheryl Scheidler, Justin Franzen - Episode 417 episode artwork

EPISODE · Aug 15, 2024 · 21 MIN

"Volunteerism: A Way of Life for Ag Entrepreneurs" -Teryn Close, Renee Mikel, Cheryl Scheidler, Justin Franzen - Episode 417

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Join host Charlie Walker as he dives deep in the concept of leveraging volunteers for your business. They can be an effective way to boost productivity, expand reach, and build community engagement, especially in organizations like nonprofits and business community projects. With Co-Host Teryn Close discover the passionate volunteers and dedicated people behind the Chippewa Farm Technology Days. Discover the strategic planning, community engagement, and innovative efforts that volunteers brought to power Wisconsin's largest outdoor agricultural event. This special episode is dedicated to the memory of Gary Steven Close, whose passion and leadership were instrumental in shaping this year’s Farm Tech Days. His legacy lives on through the countless individuals he inspired. Tune in for an emotional and inspiring conversation that honors Gary’s contributions and the spirit of community that drives Farm Tech Days.

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