Visit the CCMA website for more information: http://www.ccma.coop/
Events
This session describes the hsitory, culture and nuances of the cooperative business model. Each employee will leave this program with a solid understanding of cooperatives, the ownership, equity-patronage, and member representative structure of their cooperatives. The participants will also be able to explain the cooperative advantage to co-op members and the general public. Call 317-726-6910 or email knowledge@macc.coop for additional information.
This session describes the hsitory, culture and nuances of the cooperative business model. Each employee will leave this program with a solid understanding of cooperatives, the ownership, equity-patronage, and member representative structure of their cooperatives. The participants will also be able to explain the cooperative advantage to co-op members and the general public. Call 317-726-6910 or email knowledge@macc.coop for additional information.
Successful cooperative leaders want to invest in their future by further developing the next generation of cooperative leaders who are in college today. The Co-op Intern Program is designed to generate excitement about the cooperative business model. It delivers a solid education on cooperatives, while leaving them with a memorable networking experience at a theme park. The intern will return to their respective co-op with a Communication Project ready to be reviwed by their managing team. The opportunity creates synergistic opportunities for both the interns and their respective co-op leaders. Call 1-317-726-6910 or email knowledge@macc.coop for additional information.
Annual Conference for Purchasing Cooperatives
September 9-12, 2012
Kansas City Marriott
Kansas City, MO
For more information: http://www.ncba.coop/ncba/events/purchasing-conference
This session describes the hsitory, culture and nuances of the cooperative business model. Each employee will leave this program with a solid understanding of cooperatives, the ownership, equity-patronage, and member representative structure of their cooperatives. The participants will also be able to explain the cooperative advantage to co-op members and the general public. Call 317-726-6910 or email knowledge@macc.coop for additional information.
October 2-5, 2012
Red Lion Hotel
Seattle, WA
NCBA ‘s Annual Cooperative Conference is attended by a cross-sector of members in the cooperative community, and those interested in learning about the cooperative business. The conference offers educational sessions and programming to build co-op business skills, aid in strategic planning, sharing of best practices, and provides ample networking opportunities.
For more information: http://www.ncba.coop/ncba/events/co-op-conference
Quebec City, Quebec
The Imagine 2012: Conference on Cooperative Econmics
International Summit of Cooperatives
A world wide gathering of the cooperative community to celebrate 2012!
The Credit Conference is a two day program for professionals involved in credit and collections at cooperatives. The conference focuses on current challenges in farm credit markets like credit scoring, credit collections, crop insurance, and other risk management tools tailored for our agri-business industry. An annual ag-industry outlook is a tradition, and NSAC offers 8 hours of CPE credits. Call 317-726-6910 or email knowledge @macc.coop for additional information.
This session describes the hsitory, culture and nuances of the cooperative business model. Each employee will leave this program with a solid understanding of cooperatives, the ownership, equity-patronage, and member representative structure of their cooperatives. The participants will also be able to explain the cooperative advantage to co-op members and the general public. Call 317-726-6910 or email knowledge@macc.coop for additional information.
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“ICDC was pivotal to developing Lost River Market and Deli in a community that doesn’t match the normal food co-op demographic. Incorporation, bylaws, organizing a steering committee—but the largest impact was ICDC’s consistent attention, offering advice, finding resources and avenues of support and helping us tell our story to members and funders.”
—Debbie Turner, Lost River Market and Deli


