Succession and partnership at work in a multi-generational farming company

ifac has helped many farm families to get succession right, including the Powers of Ballymullala in West Waterford. Their case study is described here.
Succession and partnership at work in a multi-generational farming company
Tue, 09 Jun, 2020 - 14:00
Stephen Cadogan

Tom and Jimmy Power.
Tom and Jimmy Power.

The soon to be published ifac Irish Farm Report 2020 will reveal that 90% of Irish farmers don’t have a definitive farm succession plan.

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FarmingPlace: West WaterfordPlace: IrelandPlace: New ZealandPerson: JamesPerson: BridPerson: Tom PowerPerson: JoePerson: BeaPerson: TomPerson: MoyaPerson: EllaPerson: ChloePerson: AoifePerson: JJPerson: Shane FlavinPerson: PowerOrganisation: IFACOrganisation: Glanbia
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