AWC Spotlite on Women | Farms.com

13 Winter 2024 | East This hands-on approach emphasized adapting to others’ styles, whether through calls, face-to-face meetings, or texts, to foster better connections. When introducing oneself to new people, Kristin suggested we should ask them for their preferred method of communicating with them. Kristin’s session highlighted the importance of generational insights in professional settings, especially in industries like agriculture and food. Whether working on a farm, collaborating in an office, or coordinating community efforts, different roles often come with different communication styles. Understanding these preferences can lead to better teamwork and collaboration, crucial for efficiency and harmony in any work environment. Feedback from attendees was overwhelmingly positive. Sheila Powell, one participant, shared, “The power of personality and your ability to connect and uplift others is a gift we’ll cherish long after this event. Learning to bridge the gap for effective communication was so eye-opening and will be beneficial moving forward.” Kristin’s underscored the importance of understanding generational communication for both personal and professional success. Her presentation gave attendees practical tools to enhance interactions in any field. One participant noted, “Learning about generations in such an insightful way was a highlight of the conference.” As the event wrapped up, one thing was clear —mastering generational communication is key to fostering a future of collaboration and respect. PHOTOS/COVER PHOTOS: Amara Studios Publisher Iris Meck 888-248-4893 x 279 MANAGING EDITOR Denise Faguy 888-248-4893 x 293 CONTRIBUTORS Deanna Ciaccia Denise Faguy 888-248-4893 888-248-4893 x 293 DESIGN Tanya Myers ADVERTISING SALES Iris Meck Kathry Doan, AgCareers.com 888-248-4893 x 279 800.929.8975 ext.5191 Farms.com Canada Inc. All rights reserved. Reproduction of any article, photograph or artwork without written permission of the publisher is strictly forbidden. Acceptance of advertising does not constitute endorsement of the advertiser, it products or services, nor does Farms.com make any claims or guarantees as to the accuracy or validity of advertiser claims. The publisher shall have no liability for the unintentiaonal omission of any scheduled advertising. AWC Spotlite on Women

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