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Hawaii Farmer's Union (HFUU) - Regenerative Business Development **Webinar** Series by David Fisher

8/11/2017

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If you're interested in participating but aren't a member of HFUU, membership is only $50 and supports your local farmers.
​David Fisher, of Maui Venture Consulting, will be leading a 12 week webinar that is an invaluable resource for HFUU members. David has 27 years of experience in Hawaii helping small businesses. The class is an upgrade of a successful series taught at the Maui SBDC (Small Business Development Center) integrating triple bottom line concepts, social impact investing, new technology and "lean/agile" methods with a focus on the evolving realities of artisan and health based food and energy systems.
Who Is Eligible: Hawaii Farmers Union members statewide, FAM graduates.
What: A 12-week course designed to help you evolve your own projects while attracting partners and funding
When: Every Wednesday, 8/9-10/25
  • Part A - 11:30am to 1:00pm
  • Part B  - 7:00pm to 8:30pm
  • Videos will be available for participants during the series.
Where: Online and/or face-to-face at Central Maui location.
Cost: 3-6 hours a week of your time – Engage - Free for Members of HFUU/NFU
Visit HFUU website for details and registration procedure.
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    Mary Spadaro​

    Founder and facilitator of  Slow Money Hawaii, Mary spent a decade in small businesses before a 17 year career in non-profit fundraising.   At Waikiki Health Center and Easter Seals Hawaii, where she helped  donors align their philanthropy with their values, she came to understand that business and charity share the goal to be a force for good in their communities. Yet, they  are regarded so differently. After retiring from fund raising and pursuing her  interest in gardening and agriculture, Mary learned about the emerging third sector (also referred to as Values or Impact Investing) and Slow Money.  In this realm, she found the opportunity to combine her fundraising skills with her love of farms, garden-fresh food and nature to play a small role in helping Hawaii farmers to rebuild a sustain-able and regenerative agricultural system that will nourish us all.

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