Building out a program for emerging leaders is a long journey and one that’s riddled with obstacles and traps. Instead of leaving you to learn these lessons through trial and error, follow this ...

The AFCEA Emerging Leaders Program is a dynamic initiative dedicated to empowering members under the age of 40 to accelerate their professional growth and cultivate invaluable connections within the ...

Learn about yourself & your ability to lead. The Emerging Leaders Program (ELP) is a one-semester program specifically designed to provide first-year students the opportunity to develop their ...

An emerging leaders training program is an advanced introductory training aimed at shaping trainee leaders, equipping them with newbie-friendly skills and furnishing them with the skillset they ...

Leadership Maryland’s Emerging Leader Program Class of 2024 participants: Anne J. Allen ’24 EL Program Officer, Strategy and Evaluation The Harry & Jeanette Weinberg Foundation Inc.

The Advanced Leadership Institute, aka TALI, has announced the participants for the Emerging Leaders Program’s second cohort. Launched in 2021, the professional development program is designed to give ...

While the organization’s Courage to Lead program was effectively supporting nonprofit executive leaders, Saxon said he and others in the community realized there was a need for something more ...

A program for our emerging leaders By Scott Greene, Army DACM Office Education and Training Branch Chief June 3, 2014 ...

Emerging Leaders aims to put participants on the fast track to ALA and professional leadership by offering learning, networking, and volunteer opportunities. The program, which was launched in 2007 as ...

The program also worked with the University of Pittsburgh, Duquesne University and Robert Morris University to provide relevant faculty and expertise. “The 2022 Emerging Leaders Program graduates ...

The numbers prove the program's success. Last year, 96.7 percent of the students in the Emerging Leaders Program entered college, compared to the national average of 65.9 percent.

These are the American Library Association’s Emerging Leaders of 2014. Initiated in 1997 as a one-year program under former ALA President Mary R. Somerville and revived in 2006 under former ALA ...