Good horsemanship is built on solid basics…so is good business!
Inventing Your Horse Career
Isn't it time to make dreams come true?
Wouldn’t it be great if you could learn about exciting and unusual career opportunities that speak to your equine passion?
Now you can!
This CD series spotlights globally recognized innovators that make their living loving horses. These humble participants want you to be a success.
Enjoy the diverse wisdom and guidance offered by the following luminaries:
- LA Pomeroy
- Denny Emerson
- Fran Jurga
- Bob Jeffreys and Suzanne Sheppard (Two as One Horsemanship™)
- Linda Hauck
- Christy Landwehr
- Stacey Small
- Mary Ann Simonds
Lisa Derby Oden and Nanette Levin also air up to present a tutorial hour to help you craft business, marketing and financial strategies for getting started.
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Testimonials
"When I was an adjunct at UNH, Lisa Derby Oden brought a wealth of information and knowledge about current issues facing the equine industry locally and nationally to the equine science students there...Lisa provided a full understanding of how each segment of the industry is dependent upon each other for stability and growth. Her in-class workshops helped students increase their awareness of problems encountered in the equine field. She offered opportunities to learn about small business operations and professionalism.
Time and again, she offered UNH undergraduate students insights into current horse industry trends which have an effect on their chosen equine profession. I sat in on Equine Business Management when Lisa offered it through UNH. It helped me tremendously with my own business on my farm. I highly recommend her industry workshops as a must do walkthrough before venturing into any horse-related business. "
Heather Smith, Sunrise Bay Farm, Durham, NH
