SUCCESION PLANNING FOR RURAL WOMEN: online workshop with Dianna Jacobsen

Succession planning for rural and farming families is a complex process, with deep emotional ties and complicated legal and financial issues involved. No two families are the same and a “one-size-fits-all” approach doesn't work.

Join us for an online webinar with succession planning expert Dianna Jacobsen to learn about what goes into effective succession planning. This is a 1hr presentation followed by question time.

You will learn:

How to start the succession conversation
How to navigate the tax entities & loans
How to manage the personalities
Asset protection
Retirement planning

You also have the opportunity to secure a one on one mentoring session with Dianna to help in your succession planning process.

WHEN : Thursday April 30, 10:30am-12noon.

WHERE: Online. Access link is provided in your registration confirmation and reminder emails

ABOUT OUR PRESENTER

Dianna Jacobsen grew up on a mixed farm in southern NSW, and has spent over 35 years working with rural families and businesses. She lives on her cattle property in NE Victoria, and operates her professional business from Wodonga, with team members located regionally across three states.

Under her SHINE at Business banner, Dianna specialises in all aspects of accounting and business management for rural businesses of all shapes and sizes. Combining a background in accounting, financial planning, small business management, and personal empowerment coaching, Dianna works with families Australia-wide to preserve livelihoods and legacies through workable farm succession and strategic plans, customised to meet each family’s personal circumstances.

Dianna has seen the widespread need for tailored business and financial management education for agricultural business owners. Dianna has published a White Paper for this purpose, and designed resultant SHINE at AGRIbusiness, an online course for all levels of experience and all agricultural sectors, positioned to be accessible and affordable to all.

Dianna’s passion for the industry is apparent in her mission statement: keeping Australian farms in family hands, and keeping Australian families on their farms.

For further information or queries contact Chontelle Bourne, Landcare Project Officer

chontelle@kclg.org.au ~ 0491 624 943

This project of the Regional Drought Resilience Planning program is supported by the North East Catchment Management Authority, through funding from the Australian Governments Future Drought Fund and the Victorian Government.

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