LEADERSHIP COLLIER™
Class of 2020 applications now open!
Leadership Collier™ was formed by the Chamber in 1988 to develop a network of informed citizens prepared to assume leadership roles in our community. The Chamber believes knowledge is a key element and prime motivator of leadership. Consequently, the primary objective of Leadership Collier is to educate local business leaders about the societal and economic challenges facing the community today.
This program runs from September through March and includes 10 full-day sessions.
Now in its 30th year, Leadership Collier is an eight-month experience that is transformational for both participants and the organizations they lead. Through hands-on experiences, participants fully explore local government, education, economic development and the arts. You’ll see it all through the eyes of experienced area leaders who deal every day with our community’s biggest challenges. With the benefit of new perspectives and connections, participants are prepared to take their places as effective community leaders.
How Individuals Benefit
How Organizations Benefit
Leadership Collier participants meet fellow community leaders, establish connections and expand their circle of influence. Your company leaders establish relationships that will provide new opportunities to serve the community and deal firsthand with local issues.
Time Commitment
Full-day opening retreat followed by 10 programs days, September through March.
Program Calendar
Program days are held on Thursdays
2019 Schedule:
Thursday, September 12 | Leadership Collier Kick-Off Reception (Mandatory: 5:00 p.m. – 7:30 p.m.)
Friday, September 13 | Opening Retreat (Mandatory: All day and evening session)
Saturday, September 14 | Human Services
Thursday, September 26 | Education
Thursday, October 10 | Arts and Media
Thursday, October 24 | Healthcare
Thursday, November 7 | Commerce
Saturday, December 14 | Optional ½ Day Everglades Session (9 a.m.-1 p.m.)
Thursday, December 12 | Leadership Collier Foundation Holiday Party (5:30 p.m. – 7:30 p.m.)
2020 Schedule:
Thursday, January 16 | Government
Thursday, January 30 | Growth Management
Thursday, February 13 | Agriculture
Thursday, February 27 | Environment
Thursday, March 12 | Law Enforcement
Thursday, March 26 | Ending Critique
TBD | Class Graduation
Who Should Apply
Leadership Collier is designed for experienced leaders who want to significantly increase their impact on their organization and their community. This includes senior executives, presidents and vice presidents, executive directors, business owners, and high-level directors and managers, representing all industries and business types within our region.
LC Class of 2020 applications are open. Both part 1 and part 2 of the application process are due by March 29, 2019 at 5:oo p.m.
Applications received after the deadline are not accepted. The two-part online application considers education, career, community service, and responses to essay questions. Links to the two-part application are below.
The selection committee strives to create a diverse class of approximately 42 individuals. If multiple candidates apply from the same organization, no more than one will be accepted into the same class. Applicants that are not accepted are strongly encouraged to re-apply for a future program.
Tuition
If selected, program tuition is $2,200 ($2,000 tuition, plus $125 toward first year alumni dues, and $75 toward the LCF Scholarship Fund) which is due upon acceptance to the program. A limited amount of partial tuition assistance may be available for those who cannot participate in the program due to the program fee. Please contact Amanda Beights to learn more.
Leadership Collier™ was formed by the Chamber in 1988 to develop a network of informed citizens prepared to assume leadership roles in our community. The Chamber believes knowledge is a key element and prime motivator of leadership. Consequently, the primary objective of Leadership Collier is to educate local business leaders about the societal and economic challenges facing the community today.
This program runs from September through March and includes 10 full-day sessions.
Now in its 30th year, Leadership Collier is an eight-month experience that is transformational for both participants and the organizations they lead. Through hands-on experiences, participants fully explore local government, education, economic development and the arts. You’ll see it all through the eyes of experienced area leaders who deal every day with our community’s biggest challenges. With the benefit of new perspectives and connections, participants are prepared to take their places as effective community leaders.
How Individuals Benefit
- Broader and deeper perspective on Collier County and your role in the community.
- Discover issues you are passionate about, and areas to become more involved by experiencing them firsthand.
- Build a strong local network, deepening individual connections to the community and making friendships for a lifetime!
How Organizations Benefit
Leadership Collier participants meet fellow community leaders, establish connections and expand their circle of influence. Your company leaders establish relationships that will provide new opportunities to serve the community and deal firsthand with local issues.
Time Commitment
Full-day opening retreat followed by 10 programs days, September through March.
Program Calendar
Program days are held on Thursdays
2019 Schedule:
Thursday, September 12 | Leadership Collier Kick-Off Reception (Mandatory: 5:00 p.m. – 7:30 p.m.)
Friday, September 13 | Opening Retreat (Mandatory: All day and evening session)
Saturday, September 14 | Human Services
Thursday, September 26 | Education
Thursday, October 10 | Arts and Media
Thursday, October 24 | Healthcare
Thursday, November 7 | Commerce
Saturday, December 14 | Optional ½ Day Everglades Session (9 a.m.-1 p.m.)
Thursday, December 12 | Leadership Collier Foundation Holiday Party (5:30 p.m. – 7:30 p.m.)
2020 Schedule:
Thursday, January 16 | Government
Thursday, January 30 | Growth Management
Thursday, February 13 | Agriculture
Thursday, February 27 | Environment
Thursday, March 12 | Law Enforcement
Thursday, March 26 | Ending Critique
TBD | Class Graduation
Who Should Apply
Leadership Collier is designed for experienced leaders who want to significantly increase their impact on their organization and their community. This includes senior executives, presidents and vice presidents, executive directors, business owners, and high-level directors and managers, representing all industries and business types within our region.
LC Class of 2020 applications are open. Both part 1 and part 2 of the application process are due by March 29, 2019 at 5:oo p.m.
Applications received after the deadline are not accepted. The two-part online application considers education, career, community service, and responses to essay questions. Links to the two-part application are below.
The selection committee strives to create a diverse class of approximately 42 individuals. If multiple candidates apply from the same organization, no more than one will be accepted into the same class. Applicants that are not accepted are strongly encouraged to re-apply for a future program.
Tuition
If selected, program tuition is $2,200 ($2,000 tuition, plus $125 toward first year alumni dues, and $75 toward the LCF Scholarship Fund) which is due upon acceptance to the program. A limited amount of partial tuition assistance may be available for those who cannot participate in the program due to the program fee. Please contact Amanda Beights to learn more.
APPLY TODAY!
LC Class of 2020 applications are open. Both part 1 and part 2 of the application process are due by March 29, 2019 at 5:oo p.m.
Questions?
For more information, contact Amanda Beights or call 239.403.2903.
To learn more about the Leadership Collier Foundation, contact Amanda Beights, IOM, VP of Leadership Collier Foundation, email amanda@napleschamber.org
For more information, contact Amanda Beights or call 239.403.2903.
To learn more about the Leadership Collier Foundation, contact Amanda Beights, IOM, VP of Leadership Collier Foundation, email amanda@napleschamber.org
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