KWIA Annual Conference
The Kentucky Women in Agriculture Annual Conference is a highly anticipated event that brings together women from various backgrounds in the agricultural industry. Held every year, this conference aims to empower and educate women on the latest trends, technologies, and best practices in the field of agriculture. Participants can expect an array of informative sessions and workshops led by industry experts, covering topics such as sustainable farming, agribusiness management, and rural development. In addition to the valuable knowledge gained, attendees have the opportunity to network and connect with like-minded women, fostering a sense of unity and support within the agricultural community. The Kentucky Women in Agriculture Annual Conference is a testament to the vital role women play in the industry and serves as a platform for continuous growth, innovation, and success in agriculture.
See below for hotel block information:
Campbell House
1375 South Broadway Road
Lexington, Kentucky 40504
$155 + Taxes + Fees
Limited rooms available and are on a first come first served basis.
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NOW Accepting nominations for KWIA Awards
Each year at conference, we host an awards ceremony to recognize outstanding women across the Bluegrass who make an impact on the agricultural industry and/or farming community. We are currently accepting nominations for the following awards:
Laura Clay Award
KWIA Woman of the Year
KWIA Entrepreneur of the Year
Outstanding New KWIA Member Award
Continued Excellence Award
KWIA Big Sister Award
KWIA President’s Award
KWIA Star District Award
A full description of the award is included on the KWIA Award Nomination Form.
The deadline to submit award nominations is October 18, 2024.
Our Keynote Speaker:
Amy Wolfe, MPPA, CFRE
Mujeres Podersosas: Powerful Women, Purposeful Change.
Amy has spent nearly twenty years in executive capacities with an emphasis on strategic growth. Her career also includes tenure as President and CEO of AgSafe, Vice President of the California Agricultural Leadership Foundation, and Legislative Aide in the California State Assembly.
Amy's philanthropic experiences are equally extensive and provide multiple opportunities to share her knowledge and expertise. She currently serves as President of the Modesto Rotary Club and on the Ag Innovations and League of Women Voters of Stanislaus County Boards of Directors. She is also actively involved in her daughter’s Parent Teacher Club and as a member of the Butte County Farm Bureau.
In her various capacities both professionally and philanthropically, Amy has guided year-on-year organizational growth with an emphasis on strategic and Board development, implemented good governance models, spearheaded multi-faceted fund development campaigns, and guided purposeful change.
Amy possesses a Master of Public Policy and Administration from California State University, Sacramento and a Bachelor of Science in Agricultural Communications from California Polytechnic State University, San Luis Obispo. In addition, she is accredited as Certified Fundraising Executive (CFRE).
She, her husband Rich, their daughter Eleanor, and their Great Dane love their life together in the country, camping, traveling, and having adventures together.