Annual Dairy Strong conference opens call for presenters

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE

June 28, 2024

Contact: Laura Hensley
Director of communications
(517) 652-4524| lhensley@voiceofmilk.com

Annual Dairy Strong conference

opens call for presenters

Seeking industry experts on policy, sustainability and the future of dairy

GREEN BAY, Wis. — The Dairy Business Association is seeking thought leaders and industry experts to participate in the annual Dairy Strong conference, returning to Green Bay, Wis., on Jan. 15-16. A leading dairy-focused event, this conference will focus on Dairy’s Path Forward: Policies. Practices. Priorities.

The 2025 conference, to be held at the KI Convention Center, will allow farmers and industry leaders to hear from inspirational speakers, improve their business acumen through educational sessions and network with the nation’s leading industry suppliers. Hundreds of dairy professionals and farmers from across the United States and other countries participate annually.

Proposals are now being accepted from all sources - individuals, companies, universities, organizations and government agencies that would like to be involved in one of the following ways:

• Sponsor a topic and a presenter of your choosing.
• Sponsor a topic and collaborate with the conference organizer on the presenter.
• Propose a topic/speaker without a corresponding sponsorship (non-profits or government agencies only).

To be considered, applications must be submitted on or before Aug. 1.

How to apply: Proposals must be submitted using the online form by Aug. 1 and should address a topic relevant to the conference focus: policy, sustainability and the future of dairy.

For more information about Dairy Strong, visit dairyforward.com.

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Dairy Strong presenter information

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Dairy Strong logo

About DBA:

The Dairy Business Association is Wisconsin’s leading dairy advocacy group, championing smart and sensible regulations affecting the dairy community. The nonprofit organization is comprised of farmers, milk processors, vendors and other business partners who work collaboratively to ensure that dairy farms of all sizes have the support they need to keep America’s Dairyland strong. More information: www.dairyforward.com.