The 17th edition of the Toledo Regional Chamber of Commerce’s public service leadership program is set to begin in January 2018. Every year, the program graduates individuals representing a cross-section of the area who go on to improve the region and advance their own professional goals. The program is the longest running of its kind in the state. To date, more than 300 leaders from around the Toledo Region have graduated from the program.
The Institute for Leadership & Advocacy, formerly known as Leadership Academy, is a 10-week course designed to prepare emerging leaders to effectively serve their communities and work with public officials. Participants engage in discussions about the issues, requirements and expectations associated with public service. Sessions are taught by highly experienced professionals comprised of public officials and other regional leaders. The Institute includes year-long engagement in activities and events. Sessions will be held on Monday evenings from January 15 to March 19 and are generally 2 hours in length.
A no-cost information session about what you can expect from the Institute will be on Thursday, October 12 at 8:00 a.m. on the second floor of the University of Toledo’s Driscoll Alumni Center. You can register for the information session, and view the flyer with more about the class schedule, presenters and session topics by visiting the Institute for Leadership & Advocacy’s webpage. Registration for the Institute will open the same day as the information session. You may visit the website to register for the program at that time.
The Institute for Leadership & Advocacy is made possible by the Toledo Regional Chamber of Commerce and The Leadership Fund, and offered in partnership with the Ohio State University Extension and the Ohio Sea Grant College Program. If you have any questions about the Institute, please contact Tim Schneider, Manager, Local Government Advocacy at 419-243-8191 or [email protected].
A no-cost information session about what you can expect from the Institute will be on Thursday, October 12 at 8:00 a.m. on the second floor of the University of Toledo’s Driscoll Alumni Center. You can register for the information session, and view the flyer with more about the class schedule, presenters and session topics by visiting the Institute for Leadership & Advocacy’s webpage. Registration for the Institute will open the same day as the information session. You may visit the website to register for the program at that time.
The Institute for Leadership & Advocacy is made possible by the Toledo Regional Chamber of Commerce and The Leadership Fund, and offered in partnership with the Ohio State University Extension and the Ohio Sea Grant College Program. If you have any questions about the Institute, please contact Tim Schneider, Manager, Local Government Advocacy at 419-243-8191 or [email protected].
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