FAQs for the Online Top Producer Summit

Join your farming peers at the Online Top Producer Summit.

Online Top Producer Summit
Online Top Producer Summit
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Join your farming peers at the Online Top Producer Summit, Feb. 22-23. Make sure you’re ready for this unique mix of networking and education sessions. Read these tips:

GENERAL INFO

How can attendees access/attend Top Producer Summit virtual event?

All registered attendees will receive an email with login details to access the event online. You may need to reset your password to access the event. Not registered? Do so here.

You can find all sessions in the Top Producer Summit Auditorium inside the event platform. All sessions will be recorded to watch on demand at your convenience after the event concludes.


How many sessions are there?

Each morning you can listen to several live sessions (they range from 30 minutes to 1 hour). See the agenda. In addition, you can choose from several on-demand breakout sessions.


Do I have to attend the entire event?

Virtual events bring the experience of an in-person conference to your computer, lap-top or smartphone, so just like an in-person event, you have the freedom to pick the sessions that fit best in your schedule. Attending as much of the event as possible—the keynotes, breakouts and networking sessions—will help you get the most from your experience.


Are any of the sessions from the in-person event in Nashville included?

Yes. You can watch the keynote presentations from Sarah Frey, Robin Crow and Tom Gimbel, as well as several other sessions.


Can I access the sessions after this week?

Yes. Your registration gives you access through March 31.


THE VIRTUAL SHOW EXPERIENCE

How do I network at a virtual event?

When it comes to networking, virtual platforms allow users to interact in different ways. Virtual attendees need to create a profile on the platform to talk and interact with others inside the virtual event. Visit the networking lounge, use the “chat” feature for the sessions or even send personal messages to attendees.


How can I make the experience fun?

Ask questions of the speakers and network with fellow attendees—just like a live event. Also, have a team watch party. The sessions range in length from 20 minutes to 1 hour. Watch a session together during lunch or a team meeting—it will give you good discussion fodder.


Is there an opportunity to win prizes?

You have a chance to win prizes when you attend Top Producer Summit. Attend sessions and network with fellow attendees to earn points toward prizes. Visit the leaderboard inside the online platform for more details.


TECHNOLOGY

What technology do I need to attend this event?

For the best experience, we suggest using a desktop or laptop computer and the Chrome internet browser.


If you have further questions, please contact our team at fjexpos@farmjournal.com

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