KFB Communications, Media and Spokesperson Training Includes Local Participants

Six participants gained essential skills and strategies to effectively communicate key messages about agriculture with clarity, confidence and passion at the Kansas Farm Bureau Communications, Media and Spokesperson training in Lawrence April 23 and 24.

The curriculum taught participants how to identify, organize and project key messages across diverse platforms and audiences. From mastering formal presentations to navigating the intricacies of traditional and social media, attendees gained practical skills and valuable insights to enhance their communication effectiveness. Participants also learned strategies for handling unexpected and challenging questions with poise and professionalism.

Whether you're a seasoned spokesperson or looking to refine your communication skills, this training offers a transformative experience to advance your professional journey in communications and advocacy over just two days.

Participants included Scot Schwieterman of Hamilton County, Craig Dinkel of Ellsworth County, District Two Field Services Manager Cory Saunders, District Three Field Services Manager John Kennedy, Dan Finnegan of Ellsworth County and Bryan Zesiger of Leavenworth and Wyandotte Counties.

(Information and photo courtesy KFB.)