From Zero to Hero in Grain Commodity Business
Nurture your grain commodity business from the ground up
Description
There are more than 7 billion mouths in the world to feed and this number is expected to grow to 9 billion by 2050!
Billions of dollars worth of opportunities can be seized in the thriving grain and food industry as the global population and demand for food continue to rise.
With the course, "From Zero to Hero in grain commodity business", you can learn to become an essential part of the food value chain that controls and directs food from farms to those billions of people worldwide!
The course will provide you with practical tips and tools that can be applied instantly in your daily business activities and decision-making to fast-track your business to a competitive level in the industry and create profit.
The course will cover topics such as:
Supply chain; where you'll learn through business models how value is added to grain commodities in each link of the supply chain
Market economics; where you'll learn how market supply and demand cycles affect grain commodity prices
Business foundations; where you'll learn the key aspects of grain commodity business that you must focus on in order to thrive as a business
Market psychology; where you'll learn the market behavior and how to negotiate to win in different market situations
Growth; where you'll learn how to create a realistic business strategy tailored for long-term growth
What You Will Learn!
- Learn through business models how value is added to grain commodities in each link of the supply chain
- Learn how market supply and demand cycles affect grain commodity prices
- Learn the key aspects of grain commodity business to focus on in order to thrive as a business
- Learn the market behavior and how to negotiate to win in different market situations
- Learn how to create a realistic business strategy tailored for long-term growth
Who Should Attend!
- Entrepreneurs who want to start a grain commodity business
- Managers or business owners who want to improve on their grain commodity business