Business Assessment Toolkit and Whole Foods Partnership Webinar

July 8, 2014 - Darrow Isaacman-VanWertz, MaryAnn Nielsen Nisley

The first part of this two-part Michigan Food Hub Network webinar is led by Darrow Isaacman-VanWertz, portfolio manager for Healthy Food Commerce Investments and presents the Food Hub Business Assessment Toolkit developed by Wholesome Wave and how it can be used to assess strengths and weaknesses of individual Food Hubs.  Following, MaryAnn Nisley, Marketing and Community Relations Specialist at Whole Foods, discusses their partnerships with small farmers and possibilities for working with Food Hubs in a similar capacity.

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