Gavin CarrGuestDan CamilleriHost
Laura McKillopHostjust thinking out loud Um, is there like a national body for like a cattle breeders association? Like, um, like look at the dogs breeding association, for example, like you got dogs, New South Wales, and it doesn't matter.
And then you got like shit, like the shearers association, for example, like, um, this is all beneficial for associations like that, that are giving back to, um, of youth and people coming through.
Like if there was like some stud, sheep stud breeders national association identity, the Shearers national identity, saying something for cattle, maybe some big associations like that would consider getting on board.

You've got to, like, I've got a board that, you know, it's not just everyone in that board is very respectful.

We've got a standard and then, you know, there'll be a trickling effect that'll come through and, you know, eventually we'll find them or they'll find us.

And you've got to remember too, Dan, you know, we're not going to be sitting on a lot of money.

And why I say that is because we're going to be putting it back where we need to be putting it.

And that's back into everything revolving about our industry and stuff and people and growth.

So the sponsorship we need, but... don't really want someone to cover the whole cost of the whole thing because then that takes away our fundraisers like those fundraisers are really important to impact a lot of people so we've got to make sure we don't get too comfortable that we've still got to

you know you get your mates together you pull people together and you get people to back you and um you know i've got a couple of mates one of the sort of sponsor and i said to them like straight out like you know we don't really want your money i want your time that's more valuable when we need you i want you to be there in our corner So hold on to some of your money and turn up when I need you on these fundraisers.
just thinking out loud Um, is there like a national body for like a cattle breeders association? Like, um, like look at the dogs breeding association, for example, like you got dogs, New South Wales, and it doesn't matter.
And then you got like shit, like the shearers association, for example, like, um, this is all beneficial for associations like that, that are giving back to, um, of youth and people coming through.
Like if there was like some stud, sheep stud breeders national association identity, the Shearers national identity, saying something for cattle, maybe some big associations like that would consider getting on board.

You've got to, like, I've got a board that, you know, it's not just everyone in that board is very respectful.

We've got a standard and then, you know, there'll be a trickling effect that'll come through and, you know, eventually we'll find them or they'll find us.

And you've got to remember too, Dan, you know, we're not going to be sitting on a lot of money.

And why I say that is because we're going to be putting it back where we need to be putting it.

And that's back into everything revolving about our industry and stuff and people and growth.

So the sponsorship we need, but... don't really want someone to cover the whole cost of the whole thing because then that takes away our fundraisers like those fundraisers are really important to impact a lot of people so we've got to make sure we don't get too comfortable that we've still got to

you know you get your mates together you pull people together and you get people to back you and um you know i've got a couple of mates one of the sort of sponsor and i said to them like straight out like you know we don't really want your money i want your time that's more valuable when we need you i want you to be there in our corner So hold on to some of your money and turn up when I need you on these fundraisers.
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