How To Apply
BENEFITS
Participants will:
- Interact with both emerging and established leaders
- Build a network of contacts and relationships enabling you to extend your sphere of influence Develop an awareness of the challenges and opportunities in the community by examining major issues
- Enhance corporate public image because of your support of community development
- Grow into higher-level roles, both in the work place and in the community
- Shape the community both economically and socially
TUITION AND SCHOLARSHIPS
- Tuition for Leadership Tallahassee is $2,200 for Greater Tallahassee Chamber of Commerce members and $2,500 for all others. Cash, check or credit card accepted. Scholarships and tuition payment plans are available.
- Scholarships and tuition payment plans are available. Partial scholarships are offered based on need. Scholarship requests should be submitted with the LT Class application.
- Demonstrate leadership attributes through career achievement or participation in community activities
- Represent a cross-section from business, government and not for profit organizations.
- Reside in Tallahassee or the surrounding region
- Identify and analyze challenges then provide solutions
- Share personal/professional resources/expertise
- Value continuous learning and development
- Influence community decisions and generate results
- Approximately 35-40 participants are selected on their own merit from written applications submitted to the Leadership Tallahassee Selection Committee.
- Applications are available in February to be returned by April 22, 2010, with a $25 non-refundable application processing fee. All materials are available in alternative format upon request.
- Applicants are notified in June. Those candidates not accepted are strongly encouraged to re-apply in subsequent years.
SELECTION CRITERIA
Leadership Tallahassee seeks those candidates who:
CURRICULUM
The program begins with orientation in June, followed by an overnight retreat in August and continues each month with monthly daylong sessions and a closing retreat in April. These sessions present activities and hands-on experiences related to leadership and topics i.e.: economic development, education, government, the arts, healthcare, human services, justice, law enforcement, and environment. A Class Project is completed the year after graduation.
REQUIREMENTS
Attendance at the opening retreat and closing retreat is mandatory. Participants must attend monthly daylong sessions, participate in a Community Human Service Partnership funding panel or Youth Leadership Tallahassee Selection Team, attend one of these: school board meeting, city or county commission meeting, attend an LT Building Better Boards session and participate in a class project the year following graduation.
Each individual absence will be presented to the Board of Governors for review.
Class 28 members are expected to attend the “Distinguished Leadership Awards”, September 16, 2010.
APPLICATION PROCESS
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08/03/2010
Mark Your Calendars
For
Leadership Tallahassee Membership Luncheons
Tuesday, August 31st
Wednesday, December 1st
Wednesday, March 30th
Tuesday, May 17th
All … - 07/23/2010 Tallahassee, Fla. - Leadership Tallahassee is pleased to announce the 2010 finalists of the Distinguished …
- 06/29/2010 While it is summertime and the living is easy, LT volunteers are staffing the committees …
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09/16/2010
Distinguished Leadership Awards
University Center Club Ballroom
The Blue Foundation presents the Leadership Tallahassee 16th Annual Distinguished Leadership Awards, Thursday, September 16, … -
08/31/2010
LT Membership Luncheon
Tallahassee/Leon County Civic Center
Leadership Tallahassee Membership Luncheon Keeping the Black Cloud Away from Work Don't let the economy bring you … -
08/18/2010
Distinguished Leadership Awards Mayoral Proclamation Presentation
City Hall
Wednesday, August 16, 2010, 4:00 p.m. Finalists for the 16th Annual Leadership Tallahassee Distinguished Leadership …




