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  • Contains 1 Component(s) Includes a Live Web Event on 04/16/2026 at 11:00 AM (EDT)

    Competitions 101: What They Are & How to Get Started

    Competitions 101: What They Are & How to Get Started

    Curious about competitions but not sure where to begin? Join us for a casual Next Gen Virtual Coffee Chat designed to demystify the world of industry competitions and help you take that first step with confidence. 

    We’ll cover the basics—what types of competitions are out there, where to find them, how to decide which ones are right for you, and what to expect when you participate. You’ll also hear honest insights about preparation, time commitment, and how competitions can support your creative growth, visibility, and professional development. 

    Whether you’re competition-curious, actively considering entering your first one, or just want to learn more about the landscape, this conversation is a low-pressure way to get informed, ask questions, and connect with peers who are navigating the same path.  

    Come learn, connect, and leave feeling ready to explore what competitions can offer you. 

  • Contains 1 Component(s) Includes a Live Web Event on 04/09/2026 at 2:00 PM (EDT)

    Exceptional service isn’t just about fixing problems - it’s about creating experiences that make customers feel genuinely valued. Join Tim Huckabee of The Profitable Florist and your peers to discuss how to empower employees to delivery personalized, consistent service that strengthens customer loyalty. Explore practical ways to weave meaningful details, consistency and care into every interaction – digitally or in person.

    April 2026 Idea Exchange: Service that Stand Out 

    Exceptional service isn’t just about fixing problems - it’s about creating experiences that make customers feel genuinely valuedJoin Tim Huckabee of The Profitable Florist and your peers to discuss how to empower employees to delivery personalized, consistent service that strengthens customer loyaltyExplore practical ways to weave meaningful details, consistency and care into every interaction – digitally or in person. 

    Key Takeaways:  

    • Equip your team to spot and act on selling and service opportunities within their roles. 
    • Learn simple, memorable ways to make customers feel recognized and appreciated. 
    • Create alignment across your business so every customer receives the same exceptional experience. 
  • Contains 1 Component(s) Includes a Live Web Event on 03/16/2026 at 2:00 PM (EDT)

    Typically reserved for Ultimate Level Members, this special presentation of SAF's Ultimate Roundtable is open to all members. SAF Ultimate level retail members gather monthly for an exclusive cross-segment discussion with growers, wholesalers and suppliers on the most pressing issues in the floral industry. Not an Ultimate level member but want more information on how you can join other roundtable events? Contact SAF’s Membership Specialist Justine Seas. jseas@safnow.org

    Typically reserved for Ultimate Level Members, this special event is open to all SAF members. 
    Not an Ultimate level member but want more information on how you can join other roundtable events? Contact SAF’s Membership Specialist Justine Seas.
    Join your peers on March 16 at 2 PM ET for a timely virtual cross-segment discussion on how tariffs affecting floral imports are shifting rapidly — and what the latest developments mean for your business.
    This event features a panel of industry experts who will explain the latest policy and legal updates, potential refund scenarios, and the broader economic outlook.
    • SAF Senior Lobbyist Joe Bischoff, Ph.D. will explain what has changed, what we know about possible tariff refunds, and what may come next for floral businesses.
    • SAF Chief Economist Charlie Hall, Ph.D. will share a broader view of the economy, including the potential implications of a tariff refund.
    • International trade attorney David Olave will provide legal insight and answer member questions.
    Recent developments underscore why this conversation matters. After the U.S. Supreme Court struck down the 2025 reciprocal tariffs imposed under IEEPA, the Court of International Trade confirmed the ruling applies nationwide and that importers may be eligible for refunds.
    However, new 10% tariffs have already been imposed under a different statute, and new investigations could lead to additional duties, leaving the tariff landscape uncertain for import-reliant businesses.
    Join the discussion on March 16 to understand what these changes could mean for your business and what to watch next.



    Charlie Hall, Ph.D.

    Professor and Ellison Chair in International Floriculture

    Texas A&M University

    A native of North Carolina, Dr. Charlie Hall received a B.S. in AgriculturalEconomics from the University of Tennessee in 1984, a Master's Degree in Ornamental Horticulture and Landscape Design from the University of Tennessee in 1986, and his Ph.D. from Mississippi State University. He began his academic career at Texas A&M University in 1988, where he spent 13 years on the faculty before joining the faculty at the University of Tennessee in 2002. In August 2007, Dr. Hall returned to Texas A&M University as Professor and Ellison Chair in International Floriculture.

    Dr. Hall's expertise is in the production and marketing of Green Industry crops. He is nationally recognized in academia and among the horticultural clientele he serves. His major research, teaching, & extension areas of specialization include strategic management, market situation/outlook, cost accounting, and financial analysis for Green Industry firms.

    Dr. Hall currently serves as the Chief Economist for American Hort and Co-Chair of the Advisory Council of Seed Your Future. He is former President and Past-President of the board of directors for America in Bloom. He received the Paul Ecke, Jr. award from the Society of American Florists for professional contributions to the floral industry and the Porter Henegar Memorial Award from the Southern Nursery Association for significant contributions to ornamental horticulture research and to the Southern Nursery Association.

    He is an Honorary Lifetime Member of the Texas Nursery and Landscape Association and has received TNLA’s Award for Outstanding Service to the Nursery Industry. He is also a member of the Hall of Fame and Honorary Lifetime Member of the Tennessee Nursery and Landscape Association. Dr. Hall has received Texas A&M University’s Association of Former Students’Distinguished Achievement Award in Teaching and the Vice Chancellor’s Award in Excellence for Student Counseling and Relations. He is a member of Alpha Gamma Rho agricultural fraternity and has received their Grand Presidents Award and Brother of the Century designation. 

    Dr. Joe Bischoff

    SAF Senior Lobbyist

    SAF/Cornerstone Government Affairs

    Dr. Joe Bischoff is SAF’s senior lobbyist and a member of the agriculture and natural resources team at Cornerstone Government Affairs. His work focuses on the intersection of federal programs and the pursuit of science-based solutions to plant health and crop production challenges. Dr. Bischoff has served on a number of scientific committees including the National Invasive Species Council’s Invasive Species Advisory Committee and the National Clean Plant Network. Previously, Dr. Bischoff was with the USDA’s Animal Plant Health Inspection Service where he was National Mycologist and Lead Scientist on the APHIS Intercepted Plant Pathogen Sequence Initiative.

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    Creative professionals in the floral industry pour their energy into building beauty for others, yet often put their own financial future on the back burner. This micro-course helps florists, growers, wholesalers, and shop owners rethink success by connecting their creativity and hustle to long-term wealth through real estate ownership.

    Creative professionals in the floral industry pour their energy into building beauty for others, yet often put their own financial future on the back burner. This micro-course helps florists, growers, wholesalers, and shop owners rethink success by connecting their creativity and hustle to long-term wealth through real estate ownership. With seasonal income, tight margins, and few conversations about legacy planning, financial stability can feel out of reach in our industry—yet it doesn’t have to be. Participants will learn how ownership can create equity, security, and options for the future, gain clarity on financing paths designed for self-employed professionals, and explore how intentional planning today can build a stronger, more sustainable future for both themselves and the floral community.

    By the end of this course, participants will be able to:

    Explain how real estate ownership builds long-term wealth, stability, and equity compared to renting in the floral and creative industries.

    Identify financing options and preparation steps that support self-employed professionals in pursuing home, rental, or commercial property ownership.

    Develop a personalized vision for financial growth by outlining next steps for building a wealth team and planning for succession and legacy.

    Diana Culver, A.S.

    For more than four decades, flowers have been at the heart of Diana Culver’s story. Born into a family of floral entrepreneurs, Diana grew up surrounded by petals, ribbons, and coolers in her parents’ San Diego flower shop, which opened in 1983. By age 13, she was managing their second location after school—learning the artistry, hustle, and heart that define the floral industry.

    At just 16, Diana became a Certified Balloon Artist (CBA) through the Qualatex Balloon Network—an early sign of her drive to achieve and innovate within the profession. In her twenties, she earned her California Certified Florist (CCF) designation from the California State Floral Association. In 2009, she launched her own online floral and event design business, creating memorable arrangements for weddings and corporate clients across Southern California. Her creative flair and business acumen quickly made her a respected name among designers who merge artistry with entrepreneurship.

    When Diana was diagnosed with breast cancer at 29, the physical demands of floral design—lifting buckets, processing stems, setting up events—became too much to sustain. That experience became a turning point, inspiring her to help others in the floral community find long-term financial stability. She transitioned into real estate and lending with Keller Williams Realty and Keller Home Loans, where she now empowers others to build wealth through property ownership.

    Her mission is to change the perception of floristry—from a career of passion and exhaustion to one that can offer lasting wealth, freedom, and options for retirement.

    Beyond business, Diana finds joy in singing opera and choral music, learning languages, traveling, gardening, hiking, and cheering for her husband, a high school football coach and teacher, alongside their three teenage daughters. She graduated from Cuyamaca College with degrees in Business/Economics and Real Estate. Her life’s work continues to bloom where creativity meets compassion—proving that floristry doesn’t end at the shop door but can flourish into a legacy of growth, stability, and empowerment.


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    Your delivery service is more than a logistics function — it’s a powerful extension of your brand. Join peers to explore how strategic pricing, marketing, and branding can help you manage delivery volume, boost profitability, and capture last-minute sales opportunities. Learn how to position delivery as a year-round revenue driver while ramping up for high-demand holidays like Valentine’s Day.

    Your delivery service is more than a logistics function — it’s a powerful extension of your brandJoin peers to explore how strategic pricing, marketing, and branding can help you manage delivery volume, boost profitability, and capture last-minute sales opportunities. Learn how to position delivery as a year-round revenue driver while ramping up for high-demand holidays like Valentine’s Day.   

    Key Takeaways: 

    • Use marketing and branding to turn your delivery service into a competitive advantage. 
    • Apply pricing strategies that balance demand, capacity, and profitability. 
    • Strengthen delivery operations to handle daily orders and holiday surges, whether in-house or through third-party partners. 

     

  • Contains 1 Component(s) Recorded On: 01/08/2026

    Join us for our PFCI Annual Meeting to hear from the trustees and see what's coming in the year ahead.

    Join us for the first-ever PFCI Annual Meeting, where Trustees and members will come together to celebrate 2025 accomplishments and look ahead to an exciting year of growth, education, and connection.

    We’ll highlight key achievements—including the Sylvia Cup and the induction of our newest members—share updates on member communications and social media engagement, and reveal important 2026 dates and activities, including application deadlines, spring meetings, and convention plans.

    Attendees will also learn about the expanded mentorship program and the launch of the new PFCI Communications Committee, both designed to enhance support and visibility for members and candidates.

    Let’s collaborate, inspire one another, and set the tone for a successful year ahead. We look forward to seeing you there! 

    Please list any questions you have for the PFCI Board of Trustees on the discussions tab prior to the event. 

    Spanish translation will be available.  

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    With millions of stems moving through the supply chain this holiday, every detail - from temperature to hydration - can make or break the final product.

    With millions of stems moving through the supply chain this holiday, every detail - from temperature to hydration - can make or break the final product.

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    Smart planning, disciplined pricing, and streamlined routes can turn your busiest holiday into your most profitable one.

    Smart planning, disciplined pricing, and streamlined routes can turn your busiest holiday into your most profitable one.

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    Tim calls a respected respected, long-standing flower shop in suburban Chicago to see how their phone service would hold up when presented with a truly high-value, emotionally charged order.

    Tim calls a respected respected, long-standing flower shop in suburban Chicago to  see how their phone service would hold up when presented with a truly high-value, emotionally charged order.

  • Contains 1 Component(s) Recorded On: 11/20/2025

    Interested in applying for PFCI this year? Start the process with an insider look at what makes a standout application. Hear directly from PFCI Board of Trustees and PFCI Mentors as they share guidance, tips, and behind-the-scenes insights. Whether you're just exploring or preparing to submit, this session will set you up for success. Bring your questions and leave feeling confident, inspired, and ready to apply.

    Interested in applying for PFCI this year?  Start the process with an insider look at what makes a standout application. Hear directly from PFCI Board of Trustees and PFCI Mentors as they share guidance, tips, and behind-the-scenes insights. Whether you're just exploring or preparing to submit, this session will set you up for success. Bring your questions and leave feeling confident, inspired, and ready to apply.