Research, design, deliver
AWDT researches, designs and delivers skills training, personal development and events that enable and support women to grow and transform New Zealand’s primary industries.
Working closely with primary industry organisations, we identify their needs and design and deliver tailored programmes to meet those needs.
Organisations we have worked with on this basis include Beef + Lamb New Zealand, Dairy Women’s Network, Rural Women New Zealand, Beef + Lamb New Zealand Farmer Council, Red Meat Profit Partnership and WorkSafe New Zealand.
Agri-Women's Development Trust (AWDT) shared Red Meat NZ's photo.
Congratulations to this amazing bunch of women who graduated from the Understanding Your Farming Business programme in Mangaweka last night. Well done ladies! Thank you Red Meat NZ
Last night's graduates of the Agri-Women's Development Trust (AWDT)Understanding Your Farming Business, Mangaweka course alongside their amazing facilitators and guest speaker, Natalie Bowie, from RMPP. Congratulations to all of the women who graduated last night and it was great to see so many partners coming along to support the women.
Agri-Women's Development Trust (AWDT) shared Rural Women New Zealand's post.
Thanks Rural Women New Zealand for welcoming Justine to your meeting. Keeping it real by putting Escalator tools and learning into action, observing boards and new building networks really cements the learning for our Escalator women. #AWDTEscalator KPMG NZ Farming Business
RWNZ's August Board Meeting is underway at our new offices. Great to have KPMG NZ's Justine Fitzmaurice attend as an observer to watch governance in action as part of the 2017 Agri-Women's Development Trust (AWDT) Escalator programme. From left, RWNZ Board Chair Penny Mudford, observer Justine Fitzmaurice, RWNZ National Chair, Fiona Gower and Board Member, Margaret Pittaway.
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Our Escalator Alumni are following many different leadership and governance pathways to grow primary industries and rural communities. Fiona Gower, farmer and President of Rural Women New Zealand, shares her leadership journey that gained momentum after she completed Escalator in 2013. Applications for Escalator 2018 are open now. Please share with women who are looking to step up - we'd love to hear from them. www.awdt.org.nz/programmes/escalator/ Thanks to our partners - ANZ New Zealand FMG AGMARDT DairyNZ Beef + Lamb New Zealand CRS Software - Cashmanager RURAL #escalatoralumni
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Jocelyn MurrayWell spoken Fiona xx
4 days agoJane ThompsonAwesome!
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4 days agoShelly MoraAwesome Fiona, well said 🙂 🙂
4 days agoAgri-Women's Development Trust (AWDT) updated their cover photo.
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Agri-Women's Development Trust (AWDT) shared KPMG NZ Farming Business's post.
"Too much of our leadership is using yesterday’s thinking to solve tomorrow’s problems, we react rather than foresee and we keep recycling rather than innovating." Our forever inspiring Alumni, Julia Jones, has recently returned from the Te Hono Stanford boot camp and writes here about the 'trough of knowledge' in which she has indulged.
Julia Jones attended Te Hono Stanford Graduate School of Business and here are some of her insights.
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Annabel WhiskerSorry to miss the graduation! A great bunch of ladies and a fantastic course!
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