JMU ETA is a multidisciplinary educational program within James Madison University's Gilliam Center for Entrepreneurship focused on business succession, entrepreneurship through acquisition, and responsible ownership. The program brings together business owners, legal, financial, and commercial professionals, and aspiring owner-operators to advance practical education, applied learning, and the long-term preservation and renewal of privately held businesses.
Brian Craddock will discuss strategies for managing the risks attendant to farm operations and agritourism at the 2015 Forum for Rural Innovation.
John Flora and Brian Craddock will speak in a panel on the legal issues associated with farm and vineyard agritourism at the 2015 Virginia Agritourism Conference.

