Registration is now open for the 21st edition of the Toledo Regional Chamber of Commerce’s public service leadership program which begins in January. The Institute for Leadership & Advocacy is designed to build and strengthen our region’s leaders to help them serve their communities and work with public officials. The program is the longest-running of its kind in the state and has to date graduated more than 400 leaders in our region.
“As a participant in the Institute, I met so many people that work behind the scenes and on the front lines of government and local businesses. I continue to stay in touch with fellow graduates, and learned a tremendous amount about how things get done. I’m serving to promote our region on the board for Toledo Sister Cities International as a result of this experience,” stated past graduate Rob Keleghan of Signature Associates.
The Institute includes a 10-week course that covers the issues, requirements and expectations associated with public service. While there is an emphasis on public engagement, the topics discussed are applicable across many sectors. In addition to the 10-week program, the Institute includes the Institute Series of sessions throughout the remainder of the year that focus on topics of regional importance, and the Chamber’s Morning Access legislative breakfast.
Those interested can register for the program, and view the flyer with details about the class schedule, presenters and session topics, by visiting the Institute webpage. Please know that seating is limited in order to maximize individual engagement.
For more information about the Institute, please contact Tim Schneider at 567-420-1242 or tim.schneider@toledochamber.com.
The Institute includes a 10-week course that covers the issues, requirements and expectations associated with public service. While there is an emphasis on public engagement, the topics discussed are applicable across many sectors. In addition to the 10-week program, the Institute includes the Institute Series of sessions throughout the remainder of the year that focus on topics of regional importance, and the Chamber’s Morning Access legislative breakfast.
Those interested can register for the program, and view the flyer with details about the class schedule, presenters and session topics, by visiting the Institute webpage. Please know that seating is limited in order to maximize individual engagement.
For more information about the Institute, please contact Tim Schneider at 567-420-1242 or tim.schneider@toledochamber.com.
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