Fourteen people attended the Paperless Farm Office Workshop facilitated by Partners in Grain WA (PINGWA) and organised by the Dumbleyung Community Resource Centre (CRC) on Wednesday June 12. Held at Stubbs Park attendees gathered to listen, learn and ask the fountain of knowledge facilitator Tracey Minchin how to effectively and efficiently switch from paper to paperless!
The full day workshops were full of light bulb moments with many computer tips, tricks and hacks to make organising online files easy, how to share files easier with accountants and farm advisors and also learn which apps will make your time in the office easier!
Tracey has facilitated the workshop across the state with attendees commenting, ‘I feel so inspired to sort my office! Fantastic workshop with an awesome presenter!’ and: ‘a very comprehensive workshop that covers all aspects of farm bookkeeping. Tracy is a wealth of knowledge. I wish that I could borrow her for a week!’ Feedback from participants to date also shows that 100% would recommend this workshop and Dumbleyung attendees commented that it’s applicable to both farming and non-farming businesses!
To help absorb the information attendees enjoyed a delicious morning tea and lunch from along came Henry café. If you couldn’t attend, but are interested in this topic or other PING workshops please contact the Dumbleyung CRC on 9863 4829 or admin@dumbleyungcrc.com.
The full day workshops were full of light bulb moments with many computer tips, tricks and hacks to make organising online files easy, how to share files easier with accountants and farm advisors and also learn which apps will make your time in the office easier!
Tracey has facilitated the workshop across the state with attendees commenting, ‘I feel so inspired to sort my office! Fantastic workshop with an awesome presenter!’ and: ‘a very comprehensive workshop that covers all aspects of farm bookkeeping. Tracy is a wealth of knowledge. I wish that I could borrow her for a week!’ Feedback from participants to date also shows that 100% would recommend this workshop and Dumbleyung attendees commented that it’s applicable to both farming and non-farming businesses!
To help absorb the information attendees enjoyed a delicious morning tea and lunch from along came Henry café. If you couldn’t attend, but are interested in this topic or other PING workshops please contact the Dumbleyung CRC on 9863 4829 or admin@dumbleyungcrc.com.
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