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Learn more about the Leadership Wisconsin Difference

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Research clearly identifies that effective leadership is the most important determinant of healthy, vibrant communities.

We have been providing an environment where leaders grow, learn and build their leadership capacity since 1983.

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Take a group of women and men who have already demonstrated leadership in their communities in Wisconsin.

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Expose them to people, ideas and issues they would not otherwise encounter.

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Arrange for them to travel to other parts of our state, our country & the world to broaden their perspective.

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Give them the analytical tools to make sound decisions.

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Sharpen their communication skills and connect them to a growing network of leaders.

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For nearly 30 years we’ve been fostering a

stimulating and challenging environment from which visionary, yet pragmatic leaders have

emerged.

Developing Leaders to Strengthen Communities

This is…

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Proven Success!

Recognized as one of the most “exemplary community leadership programs in the nation.”

W.K. Kellogg Foundation 2003

Dynamic cutting-edge curriculum that keeps pace with leadership issues, educational trends and global challenges.

96% of alumni said that the experience was key to their leadership development.

73% of alumni indicated that they use their knowledge and skills at least once a week.

Held as a model program by other leadership programs at the local, state and international.

Faculty are key local, state, national and international, academic, community and business leaders.

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Proven Success!

Our Alumni are making an impact in education, health, politics, business and nonprofits in Wisconsin and beyond.

87% serve as board members and trustees for hospitals, community, nonprofit and civic organizations.

69% hold or have held elected positions: school boards, town, county boards, as well as the state legislature.

47% are also involved in business organizations that support their professions and industries.

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The Experience

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Diverse Fellows from all over Wisconsin

Bankers, Educators, Civil Servants, Social Workers, Doctors, Clergy, Volunteers, Nonprofit & Business Managers, Staff Members, Entrepreneurs, Journalists, Farmers, Nurses, Attorneys, Law Enforcement Officers,

and YOU !

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Leadership potential for the future, with a desire to actively participate in meeting the challenges of Wisconsin communities.A breadth of perspective on issues.A knowledge of Wisconsin.An open mind. A willingness to work effectively with people.A commitment to fully participate in the entire program.

Candidate criteria

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“What a phenomenal experience! I cannot believe the two years has gone by already! I do not know of any other place where I have experienced such a great diversity of people tackling such a diversity of issues in so many ways.” D. Deery, Owner, Irish Rose Consulting, Menominee

The Experience

“This program has done more for me than any other program or education class I have previously been involved in.” -- Y.Voigt, Director of Volunteers & Spiritual Services, Aspirus Wausau Hospital, Wausau

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Eight seminars Each 3 days long

Focusing on current cutting-edge issues

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One week – Washington, DCfocusing on national issues including governmental organization, formation of policy, international trade, leadership, societal change and international economics.

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One week to another area of the U.S. outside the Midwest, studying a region very different than where you live and work. Fellows will explore the issues, concerns, challenges and barriers encountered by leaders

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Each group of Fellows travels to another country for two weeks exploring issues and meeting with key leaders.

Seminars have been held so far in China, Turkey, USSR, Poland, West Germany, Jamaica, Brazil, Mexico, Thailand, Vietnam, Australia, Chile, Argentina, India, Nicaragua and Costa Rica.

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What can you gain from and expect of your Leadership Wisconsin experience?

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As a Fellow You will…

Broaden your understanding and perspectives of political, economic, cultural and social issues;

Build upon and deepen your leadership skills and abilities.

Be exposed to new and differing viewpoints, concepts and philosophies.

Connect with key local, state, national and international leaders from a wide variety of fields.

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As a Fellow You will…

Learn more about your strengths and values and expand your personal and professional goals.

Expand your understanding of the world; its people and their relationships to our communities though state, national and international travel that gives you first-hand knowledge and experience.

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Communities Gain Committed, knowledgeable and action-oriented people to serve as catalysts in promoting positive changes. People willing to roll up their sleeves and work to improve the quality of life. Individuals with knowledge to understand a whole range of critical issues at the community, state, national and international levels.

Employers and Sponsoring Organizations Gain Employees connected to a diverse network of global leaders. Leaders better prepared to address issues and keep their organizations on the cutting edge. Improved employee ability to work more effectively. Enhanced employee ability to manage change in times of uncertainty.

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Each two-year leadership training program sponsored by Leadership Wisconsin costs $19,000 per group fellow which includes program materials, travel, room and board. Each Fellow is responsible for $7,500 – about 1/3 of the total program costs.

Costs…

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Fellows meet their cost commitments by…-- Seeking local sponsorships;--- Receiving employer support; ---- Paying a portion of these fees over the course of 18 months; and ----- Applying for scholarships.

Costs…

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The other 2/3 of the costs for this leadership development program is funded by contributions made by individuals, foundations, organizations and corporate support.

Contributions…

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WHY Support Leadership Wisconsin

You’re investing in the development of top-notch leaders for cities, towns, villages, rural regions and counties in Wisconsin…for public, private and nonprofit endeavors. Leaders who enhance our quality of life, empower our communities and provide effective leadership at every level for today and tomorrow!

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To learn more

610 Langdon St.Madison, WI 53703

(608) 263-0817www.LeadershipWisconsin.org