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Home|Canadian Agri-Marketing Association – Earning Public Trust: An Interactive Working Session


Published 15.08.2018

  • Event Date: 26.04.2018
  • Location: Winnipeg, Canada
  • Address: 350 St. Mary Avenue, Winnipeg

Canadian Agri-Marketing Association – Earning Public Trust: An Interactive Working Session

CAMA Manitoba is hosting Canada’s agricultural industry at our Earning Public Trust – An Interactive Working Session professional development event.

There is no greater challenge facing the entire agricultural industry than that of earning and maintaining the trust of the consumer. CAMA Manitoba saw a need to provide professional development to our diverse membership representing the entire value chain of agri-marketers, communicators, brand leaders, producer groups, media and government.

  • The full day working session will feature representatives from some of Canada’s leading agri-businesses, ag representatives and food brands.
  • Speakers will present their marketing and communications case studies, describing how they have contributed to earning the trust of the consumer.
  • In groups, attendees will work through each case study to reveal the best practices and common elements.
  • The additional half-day strategic planning session will use the previous day’s best practices to help attendees apply them in the development of a Public Trust Strategic Plan.

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