Leadership Class of 2009-2010
Leadership Class of 2010-2011 Program Schedule
Leadership Opens Doors
Participants in Leadership meet key leaders in the government,
corporate, nonprofit, and for-profit sectors. The experience
includes face-to-face, give-and-take seminar sessions,
excursions, and behind-the-scenes tours and visitations that
show firsthand how successful people connect and interact.
Networking is encouraged and expected.
Leadership Develops Community
Every community depends on dedicated, knowledgeable and
effective leaders. Leadership helps identify them, develop
their skills, and returns them to their communities with the
information and confidence they need to help their employers
and colleagues improve.
Leadership Fosters Personal Growth
Graduates come from every walk of life. The list of participants,
career, and employment backgrounds knows no bounds. Scores
of government agencies, private businesses, nonprofit
organizations, and cities themselves have opened their doors
to Leadership participants.
Leadership Has Community Support
Citizens and government representatives established Leadership
in 1989 to give current and future leaders knowledge and
experience of how business, community organizations, and
governments interact in the central San Francisco Peninsula.
Leadership Graduates have gone on to public office or put their
knowledge to work improving their communities, businesses
and professional lives.
Building your Leadership Potential
Participants in our Leadership Program meet key leaders in the government, corporate, nonprofit and for-profit sectors. The program experience includes:
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Face-to-face give and take |
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Seminar sessions |
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Excursions |
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Behind the scenes tours and visitations |
Networking is encouraged and expected.
The Leadership Program
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A commitment to attend 10 once a month, day-long seminars at various locations within San Mateo County. |
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A comprehensive program of specific topics, including Leadership Dynamics & Skills, Government, Law Enforcement & the Judical System, Education, Health, Care, Human Services, Business & Economic Development, Art & Culture, Environmental and Emergency Services, Transportation and Housing & Planning. |
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Corporate and employer support is encouraged. |
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Needs-based financial aid is available for qualified applicants. |
For additional information, please contact:
Lory Lorimer Lawson
lorylawson@leadershipprogram.net
385 First Avenue, San Mateo CA 94401
Tel (650) 401-2444 Fax (650) 401-2446 |
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