Events offer chance to learn about six-month leadership program
Leadership Essentials, a six-month leadership program for young professionals in Central Maryland, will hold two informational events prior to the 2017 program launch this fall.
Loyola University Maryland’s Sellinger School of Business and Management offers Leadership Essentials in collaboration with Leadership Howard County. The program combines skill-building, personalized coaching and community projects.
Information breakfast:
When: Tuesday, Aug. 23, from 8 to 9 a.m.
Where:
Loyola University Maryland’s graduate campus, room 230
8890 McGaw Road
Columbia
Happy hour:
When: Thursday, Sept. 15, from 5 to 7 p.m.
Where:
The Ale House
6480 Dobbin Center Way
Columbia
Both events provide an opportunity for professionals and organization representatives interested in Leadership Essentials to meet alumni and learn about the program. The application deadline is Oct. 3, and the program begins in December 2016.
To RSVP to the events, email leadership@loyola.edu. To learn more or apply to Leadership Essentials, visit the program website at http://bit.ly/1MKDsNx.
Loyola University Maryland’s Sellinger School of Business and Management provides business education rooted in the Jesuit tradition of emphasizing strong ethical leadership, commitment to social responsibility and a global perspective. With more than 60 faculty members and 2,000 students, the Sellinger School offers undergraduate and graduate degrees. Part-time, weekend and full-time MBAs, specialized master’s degrees as well as certificate programs are delivered on campuses in Baltimore, Columbia and Timonium, Maryland. (www.loyola.edu/sellinger).
Leadership Howard County provides programs designed to empower and connect community leaders and keep them engaged in the critical issues facing Howard County and the region. Drawn from private businesses, nonprofits and the public sector, Leadership Howard County participants share a common interest in learning more about their community and a commitment to making a positive impact. (www.leadershiphc.org)
