“It’s a big world out there,” the saying used to go. But increasingly, globalization and technology are making our world smaller and smaller. Events on the other side of the globe impact the way we do business. The internet and cellular technology have revolutionized the pace of communication, presenting new challenges and opportunities for us as marketers.

And that’s not all. Heightened consumer awareness and concern over food safety issues has major implications for agri-business. Consumer trust – what shapes it and how we work to develop it – is more significant than ever.

You can’t afford to have a weak link in your chain. The 2007 Agribusiness Forum will explore the challenges and emerging opportunities that today’s business climate presents to us. You’ll leave with the tools you need to succeed – no matter who’s pulling your chain!

Please make plans to join your colleagues November 13-14 in Kansas City, MO to learn from leading economists, journalists, consumer food experts and more as they share strategies for how you and your business can prosper in today’s global market.

To register for the Agribusiness Forum before the early deadline visit, http://payment.nama.org/forum.htm.

For more information on Agribusiness Forum Sessions visit, http://www.nama.org/forum/index.html.