No vote of confidence in leadership
According to the National Leadership Index for 2006, a ranking of the public’s confidence in the leadership of the 11 major sectors of society, about 70 percent of people believe there is a leadership crisis in the United States today.  Americans say they have more than a moderate amount of confidence in only two of the 11 sectors—the military and medicine—with nonprofit and charitable leadership ranking a distant third.

Source: Center for Public Leadership at Harvard University’s John F. Kennedy School of Government and U.S. News and World Report.

What you gain:

• Accelerated, transformational leadership growth in areas proven to differentiate superior from average leaders
• Exposure to the material of some of the world’s greatest leaders, thinkers, and teachers
• Time out of the office for critical introspection and personal development
• The opportunity to network with executive leaders from around the state

Your organization gains:

• A more experienced, passionate, and connected leader(s)
• A qualified successor candidate
• Enhanced capacity for innovation and change
• Greater performance and results

“I have developed learning activities that are rich
and really have that take-away value
that provides you with tools
and the inspiration to actually use them!”
— Paul Potter