Deadline nearing for county leadership program

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LEE COUNTY - The Lee County Leadership Program is a collaborative effort designed to bring emerging and existing leaders together to guide and foster positive change in Lee County.

Each year participants are trained in community-based leadership skills.In addition, participants will interact with local leaders and learn about Lee County resources during community organized tours and leadership panel discussions.

Applications are being accepted online on the Chambers’ and Extension websites. Applications will be accepted through September 14, 2018.

“We are looking for individuals who want to become more involved in community leadership. Participants will learn skills and build networks to assist them in leading projects for the betterment of Lee County,” said Shelley Oltmans, Keokuk Area Chamber of Commerce Director.

The program consists of seven sessions, participation in Southeast Iowa Region Days in Des Moines, and graduation, and runs from October 2018 to May 2019.

The Lee County Leadership Program is a partnership between the Fort Madison Area Chamber of Commerce, Keokuk Area Chamber of Commerce and Iowa State University Extension and Outreach of Lee County. It is also supported by a steering committee with representatives from Alliant Energy, Lee County Auditor’s Office, Lee County Health Department, Keokuk area Community Foundation, and Southeastern Community College.

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