Welcome to Leadership Southeast Georgia!

The program runs for six sessions over a nine-month period, each held across a weekend, at approximately monthly intervals. Each session will take place in a different county, and the program will rotate to new counties within RAC12 and new issues in future year.

September 12-14, 2008 - Glynn County
October 10-11, 2008 - Chatham County
November 14-15, 2008 - Liberty County
January 9-10, 2009 - Bryan County
February 6-7, 2009 - Effingham County
March 13-14, 2009 - Bulloch County

Topics to be covered: Teamwork, Economic Development, Healthcare, Transportation/Infrastructure, Agribusiness and Tourism.



SELECTION PROCESS
The class is designed to accommodate a maximum of 20 participants.
Based on recommendations of Leadership Southeast Georgia alumni and community leaders. Applicants are selected for past and current community service, and dedication to "the greater good."

Leadership Southeast Georgia introduces leaders from the counties within Region 12, including Bulloch County, Effingham County, Screven County, Chatham County, Liberty County, Long County, McIntosh County, Glynn County, Camden County and Bryan County to the skills and knowledge necessary to becoming successful leaders in the broader framework of our Region and State. The program's design effectively builds on local leadership development programs and provides an interactive curriculum with a regional scope. Participants chosen from each Region 12 visit multiple locations within the Region, allowing participants to see resources not otherwise evident to visitors. Over the history of these annual programs, each county has hosted a Leadership Southeast Georgia session, with every attempt made to include all counties of the Region. At each of the various session, local community groups introduce participants to resources within their county and share success stories. Each session of the program address an issue relevant to the future of the Region. Past session topics focused on education, healthcare, the environment, cultural diversity, as well as economic and community development. A future goal of the progam is the enhancement of each participant's leadership skills. Sessions include exercises and training that develop or improve upon participants' teambuilding and analytical skills, especially in the context of issues that relate to our Region and State. After completing the program, participants are honored by Georgia Southern University as graduates from Leadership Southeast Georgia and join other alumni in training future participants of the program.

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