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Soy Excellence Centers (SEC) deliver workforce training and capacity building needs across the soy value chain to enhance industry capability and capacity across Americas, South Asia, Southeast Asia, Sub-Saharan Africa and the Middle East & Northern Africa. Working with global experts as our course facilitators in four fields: poultry, feed milling, swine and aquaculture, we feed the minds of those who will feed the world, the next generation of leaders – Our Tomorrow Solvers.
Here, some of our program participants provide you a window into their experiences at the SEC training programs:
Are you ready to be a Tomorrow Solver or know someone who will? Write to us at info@soyexcellence.org and we will have someone from our team reach out to you.
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Soy Excellence Centers (SEC) provide workforce training and capacity building needs across the soy value chain to enhance industry capacity across the Americas, South Asia, Southeast Asia, Sub-Saharan Africa, and the Middle East and North Africa. In today’s world, Soya Excellence Center is of immense importance in the four fields of Poultry, Feed Milling, Swine and Aquaculture.
well done
The Soy Excellence Centers (SEC) initiative is an inspiring effort to enhance global capabilities in key agricultural sectors like poultry, feed milling, swine, and aquaculture.
The Soy Excellence Centers (SEC) initiative is an inspiring effort to enhance global capabilities in key agricultural sectors like poultry, feed milling, swine, and aquaculture. By leveraging expert-led training and fostering the next generation of leaders, SEC plays a vital role in strengthening the soy value chain and addressing global food challenges. It’s encouraging to see program participants sharing their experiences, showcasing the real-world impact of this transformative initiative.
great initiative
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