
Join our webinar with Harvest Her Power
Harvest Her Power and Boyce invite you to join a practical online session focused on starting the succession conversation.
Nicole Killen and Fleur Anderson from Boyce Generational Strategy will draw on their experience working alongside families through succession and generational change, sharing practical lessons about what can help families start the conversation and move forward together.
Date: Wednesday 18 November 2026
Time: 10:00am to 11:00am (AEDT)
Location: Online webinar
Cost: Free
Boyce has worked alongside families navigating succession and generational change for more than 50 years. The webinar will draw on this experience to explore what Boyce has seen work well, the common challenges that can stall progress and how a structured approach can help different generations make considered decisions about the future.
The session will cover:
The webinar is suitable for anyone involved in a family business, from any generation and at any stage of succession planning. You may be considering the first conversation, already developing a plan or working through a transition.
Following the presentation, there will be time for questions and discussion, giving participants the opportunity to raise their own succession questions or listen to experiences that may be relevant to their family.
Founder, Harvest Her Power
Katja is passionate about supporting women in agriculture through education, networking and practical opportunities that build confidence and capability across rural communities.
Principal Advisor, Boyce Generational Strategy
Nicole has more than 30 years of experience advising family-owned businesses across banking, finance and agribusiness. She specialises in succession planning, business transition and leadership development, combining practical expertise with a deep understanding of family dynamics to help families plan for the future.
Facilitator, Boyce Generational Strategy
Fleur brings a broad perspective shaped by her career across agriculture, rural communities, policy and advocacy, including roles with Cotton Australia and the Queensland Government. As a facilitator, she helps families work through important conversations, understand the priorities and perspectives of different generations, and find common ground as they consider the future of their family and business.
This webinar will provide general information only. It does not replace advice based on your own circumstances.Â