Australian Agribusiness Leadership Program
Now in its 34th year, The Australian Agribusiness Leadership Program (AALP), an Australian Rural Leadership Foundation (ARLF) initiative, is continuing to help grow the next generation of Australian Agricultural leaders.
This program is for agribusiness leaders who want to increase their impact in the businesses and communities in which they live and work. The AALP employs the signature ARLF experiential learning approach using real-world situations tailored to the agribusiness sector and the complexities facing these industries.
This scholarship is proudly supported by Australian Eggs and is valued at $15,510 per position. Applications usually open in September for the following year's program.
For more information and to express interest in applying, please email [E-Mail not displayed].
Through the program, participants:
- meet and learn alongside influential agribusiness leaders
- examine the complexity, challenges and opportunities for the Australian agribusiness sector
- build a deep leadership network across the breadth of the sector
- have an impact on your organisation through enhanced leadership practice
Suitable AALP candidates include those who:
- are committed to leadership in the agribusiness sector
- want to understand, explore and contribute to sectoral challenges using collaborative networks
- want to have a positive impact on their organisation and support others to act
- value the contributions of people in rural, regional and remote Australia
Key Dates & Locations
The AALP will be delivered over 12 days across two sessions:
· Session 1: 14-19 March 2027 – Canberra, ACT
· Session 2: 30 May - 4 June 2027 – Toowoomba, QLD
The program is delivered face-to-face in a residential program setting in and around Canberra and Toowoomba.
How to apply
Nominations are currently open for the 26-27 program. Nominate here.
Please contact Jo McCloskey for further information on future programs.
For more information on the AALP Program visit the Australian Rural Leadership Foundation's website here.
