Adam Oldemeyer - Nebraska LEAD Reflection

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04/18/2025 Added

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For Adam Oldemeyer, the most valuable part of the Nebraska LEAD Program has been the meaningful connections he’s made along the way. These relationships—built through shared experiences, thoughtful conversations, and a common passion for agriculture—are what he says will shape and support his future as a leader.

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[00:00:12.000]I think when you look back on the past two years, the Nebraska
[00:00:15.000]LEAD Program, I think there's many things that you can take away from it, and
[00:00:19.000]I think there's many things that spoke to me over those years, and I
[00:00:23.000]think the one thing that really hit me was, build the team that's behind
[00:00:26.000]you. Build that group of people that you want to have in your corner
[00:00:29.000]that you can call on whenever you need something.
[00:00:32.000]No matter if that's a banker or a lawyer or an accountant or
[00:00:35.000]a farm consultant. Having that team behind you and
[00:00:39.000]having that group of people that may be LEAD Fellows, may be speakers
[00:00:42.000]that you met throughout the time, but having that group of people that you
[00:00:46.000]can rely on on those days going forward. And just being open
[00:00:49.000]to new opportunities coming your way. Don't be close-minded.
[00:00:53.000]Take that plan, take that team and pursue forward.

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