Leadership Southern California
Developing Regional Leaders
Leadership Southern California is a unique, experiential “master class” on Southern California in the company of talented, high-energy peers.
Each year the program enrolls about 40 carefully selected mid- to senior-level leaders in a 10-session program that embodies the values of regional stewardship, experiential learning and a deep exposure to regional public policy issues. Participants travel across five counties, exploring cross-cutting themes while interacting with leaders of regional, state and national note.
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