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Regional Leadership
Written by Administrator   
Wednesday, 02 December 2009 18:08

Leadership Triangle's Regional Leadership Program helps participants broaden their city-centric points of view to a fully regional perspective. Common issues such as education, air and water quality, transportation, crime, and human services transcend city borders. Classes meet eight times around the Triangle.

Please click here to access the Leadership Triangle 2012 Regional Leadership application form.
January 27th is the final deadline

2012 Regional Class

Participants are:

Debbie Aiken, SunTrust Bank
Ashley Ascott, A. Barrington Ascott, PLLC
Jasmine Bennett, Public Allies/AmeriCorps, Leadership Triangle
Ashley Britton, Johnson Lambert & Co. LLP
Hunter Burnette, Shelco, Inc.
Chris Carmody, Institute for Sustainable Dev
Josie Chavez, Eisai, Inc.
Katie Gailes, SmartMoves International
Denise Harris, SunTrust Bank
Brad Harris, SunTrust Bank
Matt Kopac, iContact
Angelica Oberleithner, Durham's Partnership for Children
Doug Page, The Redwoods Group
Rhonda Parker, Allscripts
Joey Powell, Capitol Broadcasting Company, Inc. - Sports Radio
Mike Schlegel, Triangle J Council of Governments
Lindsay Singler, Quintiles
Niel Sollod, Fox 50
Mark Stanford, Capitol Broadcasting Company, Inc.
Jocelyn Wells, Hedgehog Holdings, LLC

2012 Regional Class Schedule

Wednesday, February 8-Orientation (required)
9:00-5:00 p.m.
"Authentic Relationship with other Regional Leaders"

Facilitator:  Collin Rustin, Executive Coach & Trainer, Center for Creative Leadership
and
Many Ways to Give Back-Volunteer!

Facilitator:  Angie, Welsh, Goodmon Fellow, V-P, United Way of the Greater Triangle
Guests:
Center for Volunteer Caregiving, Wake County
Volunteers for Youth, Organge County
DurhamCares, Durham County
Sponsored by:     Bandwidth.com
Location: United Way of the Greater Triangle, Morrisville

Friday, February 24

1:00 to 6:00 p.m. (note a Friday class)
Social Entrepreneurs-You are One! You in Action!

Facilitators: Christopher Gergen, Bull City Forward
Micah Gilmer, Frontline Solutions
Dan Moore, Goodmon Fellow, The Redwoods Group
Mark Molitor, Goodmon Fellow, Leadership Triangle
Wanona Satcher, Manager/Urban Designer & member, Bull City Forward
This Class is with the Leadership Triangle College Edition presented by AT&T

Sponsored by:  iContact

Location:  Lenovo, Morrisville

Tuesday, March 6, 2012

9:00-3:30/4:00 p.m
Government Connection Class

Facilitated by Triangle J Council of Governments
9:00-3:30/4:00 p.m
Sponsored by:   Fidelity Investments

Location: Fidelity Investments, Cary

Thursday, March 22, 2012

9:00-3:30/4:00 p.m.
Human Services on the Run

Location: The Healing Place of Wake County & Vernon Malone Building home of
The Inter Faith Food Shuttle, Meals on Wheels, Raleigh
Facilitator:  Dennis Parnell, Executive Director, Healing Place of Wake County
Jill Staton Bullard, Co-founder, Executive Director, Interfaith Food Shuttle
Alan Winstead, Executive Director, Meals on Wheels
Sponsored by:   The Healing Place of Wake County

Wednesday, April 4, 2012

9:00-3:30/4:00 p.m.
Collaboration and Trust

Facilitators:  Sig Hutchinson, Goodmon Fellow, Sig Hutchinson and Associates
George Smart, Goodmon Fellow, Strategic Development, Inc.
Location:  N.C. Botanical Gardens, Chapel Hill

Wednesday, April 18, 2012
10:00-7:00p.m.
Go Through the Doors of Chatham County

This includes a class social at end of the day, note time
Location:  Chatham County
Facilitator/Sponsor: Goodmon Fellows:
Randy Voller, Mayor, Town of Pittsboro
Dianne Reid, Chatham County Economic Development Corporation
Jennifer Nelson, Chatham County Economic Development Corporation
Beth Turner, PinkslipsPR and Pittsboro Town Board Commissioner

Wednesday, May 2, 2012
9:00-3:30/4:00 p.m.
Diversity—Making Connections

Faciltitator:  Goodmon Fellow, Jill Potter
Location at and Sponsored by:    Blue Cross and Blue Shield of NC

Wednesday, May 16th, 2012
2:00-7:00 p.m.
Final Class and Graduation

This is required, note time

Speaker:  Jim Goodmon, Chair Emeritus, Leadership Triangle
Henry Kaestner, Executive Chairman, Bandwidth.com
Triangle Trivia Competition: Ben Hitchings, Goodmon Fellow, Planning Director,
Town of Morrisville
Location: Bay 7, American Tobacco, Durham


Last Updated on Tuesday, 24 January 2012 21:11
 
Welcome to Leadership Triangle!
Written by Administrator   
Tuesday, 12 June 2007 16:47

Leadership Triangle is a non-profit organization established in 1992 to educate and promote regionalism across the separate communities of the Triangle. It does this through regional and leadership development classes, seminars and awards. We strive to build leadership capacity, cooperation, and networking opportunities across the public, private and civic sector, preserving local uniqueness while acting regionally to deal with issues such as traffic congestion, water quality, housing affordability, open space, school funding, economic and social equity.

Are you a seasoned Triangle resident or have you just moved to the area? Would you like to:

  • Gain perspective on regional issues
  • Gain access to resources in dealing with regional issues
  • Connect with a broad and widely diverse network of other leaders
  • Be involved in enhancing the region's quality of life
  • Improve your own leadership skills

Then consider applying to one of our classes.  All graduates earn the degree of "Goodmon Fellow" in recognition of James F. Goodmon, President and CEO, Capitol Broadcasting Company, Chair Emeritus of Leadership Triangle and regional leader extraordinaire.

"I learned more about the Triangle in the regional class series than in five years of living here. I highly recommend this program for anyone interested in getting involved with our region’s future." Howie Rhee, Fuqua School of Business, Duke University

"Leadership Triangle's regional class series opens your eyes and your minds to all the possibilities that exist in your community and in your career, and motivates you to take charge and make something positive occur. You'll be energized to think outside the box and bring all of "you" to whatever challenges you face." Pam Saulsby, WRAL TV

Click here to use PayPal to make donations, register for Alumni Association, or submit payments for Leadership Triangle classes and seminars

 Find out more...

Last Updated on Thursday, 07 July 2011 13:21
 
Consider Applying to our Annual Classes
Written by Administrator   
Monday, 11 June 2007 15:17

Personal Leadership Development Class

Click here for the 2011 Personal Leadership Development dates
Find out more about our outstanding Leadership Coaches!

Click here for previous class lists
Quotes from Graduates

 

"Leadership Triangle fall program is superior program in its relevancy and application.  It is relevant to individual development while expanding the larger discussion of leadership.  The classes expose participants to exemplary leadership models, exploring each through practical application based on individual projects."
Randee Haven-O’Donnell, Educator, Mayor Pro tem, Carrboro

"Leadership Triangle Leadership Development Class is a fabulous program for people with all levels of experience and training. All you need is the desire and willingness to learn more about yourself."
Libby Richards, Scholarship and Special Projects Coordinator, Triangle Community Foundation

"A remarkable experience to learn from a diverse group of great coaches and an opportunity to learn about yourself."
Stephen Errico, Director, Engineering, Eisai, Inc.

"This leadership program has the power to transform your leadership practices so that you can grow personally and professionally.  The learning and effective coaching time offers something rare in our current work environment."
Eleanor Boyd, State Director, Recording for Blind and Dyslexic 

"Whether you are a newly elected official or a veteran, I recommend that you take the Leadership Development class offered by Leadership Triangle. I found it was very helpful both in defining leadership skills and in giving participants practice in developing those skills." 
Alice Gordon, Orange County Commissioner

"Leadership Triangle’s Personal Leadership Program is a powerful experience for young leaders and for seasoned professionals, alike. The full group sessions and coaching opportunities combine to deliver an experience that can be life changing.” 
Angie Welsh, Sr v-p, Resource Investment, United Way of the Greater Triangle

Regional Class
Quotes from Graduates
Click here for the previous class lists and schedules.

 

 

"Leadership Triangle covered a variety of topics and issues affecting our region.  Information and thought provoking programs led participants to share spirited discussions and, most importantly, have deeper consideration or our region's challenges and opportunitites." 
Jennifer Robinson, Cary Town Council Member

"This program has brought me closer to understanding my home and my region."
Phil Szostak, Principal, Szostak Design  

"The Leadership Triangle regional program was one of the most rewarding experiences ever for me.  It changed my views and outlooks more than I ever anticipated."
Sally Webb, CEO, The Special Event Company.

"This class is an eye opener and hugely valuable for those who want to engage across the Triangle community, whether you are a recent or long-time resident."
David Keesee, Sr. Director, IT, Quintiles

"Leadership Triangle is a dynamic, engaging, mind expanding experience.  Sign up, grow yourself and serve."
Dan Moore, Chief Marketing Officer, The Redwoods Group

"Participating in Leadership Triangle’s regional class gave me a greater appreciation for the Triangle, and the motivation to think more broadly about how to address issues that are important to me and the city in which I live.  The diversity of the people I met in my class was also a pleasant surprise and a great resource for the future."
Mary Mathew, Program Manager, East Durham Children’s Initiative. 

Executive Program
Quotes from Graduates:
Click here for previous class lists and schedules.

 

 

"My husband Najmi and I were invited to the Leadership Triangle Executive program within a few months of moving here from the West coast.  We were welcomed with open arms by established leaders and the other executives new to the area. We met other leaders from business, art, technology, healthcare, education in a more informal setting.  The program gave us an appreciation of the culture and history of the Triangle.  It helped us integrate our lives more quickly and offered us ways to contribute more effectively.  I would highly recommend this opportunity to leaders and their spouses who are new to the area."
Madhuri Jarwala, Leadership Triangle Board Member, Secretary

"My wife, Celeste, and I found the Executive Program to be of great benefit to us and to SunTrust. Over the course of the program, we engaged in meaningful discussions about opportunities and challenges facing the Triangle.  We met business and community leaders from every corner of our region and established connections and friendships that we maintained well beyond our graduation. Winkie La Force and Jim Goodmon have done an excellent job in establishing this program and I recommend it highly."
John Stallings, Central Carolina Region President, SunTrust Bank

Leadership Triangle College Edition presented by AT&T
Quotes from Graduates:
Click here for previous descriptions, schedules, and speakers. 

 

 

"Because of LTCD, I am now excited to become a pioneer in Durham, rather than one of the crowd in New York."
Jabari Blackmon, North Carolina Central University

"To be honest I was not quite sure what to expect when I attended my first LTCE meeting.  However what surprised me even more was the eagerness for the following meeting and the ones after that!"
Vanessa Bowman-Allen, Durham Tech Community College

"Coming out of this program, I am much more prepared to meet the demands of the current job market, and I now know how to better network myself with local businesses"
Brady McReynolds, University of North Carolina-Chapel Hill

"This has been a memorable, and fun to collaborate with others in becoming better leaders at our school and in the community."  Jadia Hooper, Peace College

"If you want to be a great leader in the Triangle area, Leadership Triangle will mold you into that great leader."  Ernest Fleming, St. Augustine’s College

"LT empowered me to work harder in every aspect of my life.  I was able to gain better leadership skills and learn about the working world."  Faith Inman, Meredith

"LT is the best leadership development program around.  It s regionally focused and I recommend it to anyone who wished to stay local."  Tim Lee, NC State University

"LT builds so many bridges for its participants-to friends at new schools, to alumni, and to people who make our region the vibrant, innovative place it is."  Emily McGinty, Duke University

"LTCE plants an effective number of students in the Triangle to be dynamic within their campus and the Triangle." Brianna Castillo, Meredith College

Find out more about these important programs!

Last Updated on Monday, 12 September 2011 20:03