2020 Transforming Leaders Program
This masters-level leadership journey is designed to meet the individualized developmental goals of each participant. When each participant applies, they lay out what they believe they need to be comfortable stepping into the role of a leader.
Each Session will be held from 9am-12pm on the dates listed below. In response to COVID-19, Transforming Leaders 2020 is completely virtual.
Building our Learning Community (Orientation) | September 22 & September 24
Authentic Leadership | September 29 & October 6
Relational Leadership | October 13 & October 20
Storytelling, Polarities and Collaboration | October 27 & November 3
Team Leadership | November 10 & November 17
Change and Innovation | December 1 & December 8
Transforming Leaders 2020 Graduation | December 10
COVID-19 Measures: The safety of our participants is a top priority. In response to COVID-19, we are offering our 2020 Transforming Leaders class in a virtual format and at a reduced price. While all learning will happen online, we will offer opportunities for the 2020 Transforming Leaders class to meet and network in person (outside, socially distanced, and with masks provided).
Featured Goodmon Fellow
Joshua Gunn is an Artist and a Community Builder. He’s also a 2017 Leadership Triangle Goodmon Fellow and new President & CEO of the Peoria Area Chamber of Commerce.
Read our interview with him on the LT Blog.
Upcoming Events
Events in October 2020
- There are no events scheduled during this period.
“Leadership is a series of behaviors rather than a role for heroes.”
– Margaret Wheatley
Our Sponsors
Leadership Triangle is a non-profit organization established in 1992 to educate and promote regionalism across the separate communities of the Triangle.
The challenges of our communities do not lie neatly within city or county boundaries. The Triangle’s quality of life and future growth depends on our ability to work across these boundaries to find common ground. Leadership Triangle is a non-profit organization established in 1992 to educate and promote regionalism across the separate communities of the Triangle. It does this through regional and leadership development classes, seminars and awards.
