Darryl Kelly Jr, our director of business partnerships, was the featured speaker at Southwestern College’s opening convocation yesterday. 🌟 With his deep dedication to Kansas communities and his talent for building powerful corporate partnerships, Darryl is making a real impact. The event officially kicked off the academic year and celebrated the achievements of Moundbuilders which made for a special moment to recognize academic excellence. If your organization is looking for a tailored leadership development approach, connect with Darryl to explore how we can collaborate. 📸 Shoutout to Brad Richards for capturing these moments. #moundbuilders #WhenEveryoneLeads
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The Kansas Leadership Center (KLC) equips people with the ability to make lasting change for the common good. KLC stands alone in the field of leadership development with its focus on leadership being an activity, not a role or position. Open to anyone wanting to move the needle on tough challenges in the civic arena, KLC envisions more Kansans sharing responsibility for acting together in pursuit of the common good. Kansas Leadership Center Mission: To foster civic leadership for healthier Kansas communities Kansas Leadership Center Vision: To be the center of excellence for civic leadership development
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www.kansasleadershipcenter.org
External link for Kansas Leadership Center
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- Civic and Social Organizations
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- 11-50 Mitarbeiter
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- Wichita, KS
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- Nonprofit
- Gegründet
- 2007
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- Civic Leadership Development
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325 E Douglas Ave
Wichita, KS 67202, US
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Congratulations to the Leadership Wichita Class of 2024! We're excited to see this group come together to make a difference for Wichita. Props to KLC Chief Business Officer Damon Young for presenting and contributing to this important journey.
Creating growth opportunities for community impact! 🔹 Executive Leadership Development🔹Economic Business Development 🔹Community Outreach & Networking
Wichita Regional Chamber of Commerce’s Leadership Wichita Class of 2024 is officially launched! I can’t wait to see what challenges you each center and raise the heat on for all of us to make progress for a better and more transformative city!! For Wichita!! I can’t tag everyone, but great to see a few dynamic friends and innovators. Kyle Ellison Lindsay Benacka Audra Dinell Chelsea Dyer Stacy Ward Lattin Tasha Hayes, MPA Ben Renn Cynthia Hand Jordan Buxton Andy Snyder and so many more!! And special thanks to Courtney Bengtson Joseph Shepard, MPA Dennis I. Clary, MBA for making it all happen and plotting out the next 10 sessions. Kansas Leadership Center
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Is the current housing system a high-stakes game that disproportionately affects our most vulnerable populations? Our upcoming online Journal Talk will explore the complex forces shaping Kansas’ housing landscape & discuss potential paths forward for both the housed & unhoused. Executive Editor Chris Green and Journal Reporter Stefania Lugli invite you to join our virtual launch event for The Journal’s Summer 2024 Housing Edition. Dive into Kansas’ most pressing housing challenges, from the circumstances of the unsheltered to the broader state of housing across the region, and hear how The Journal plans to help communities navigate difficult conversations surrounding housing across the state. ➡️ Submit your questions in advance & request a copy of The Journal: https://lnkd.in/gymBuFcQ We’ll also share highlights from our session at the 2024 Kansas Housing Conference. Seize this opportunity to gain insights into one of our state’s most critical issues. Special thanks to media sponsor, KMUW, Wichita Public Radio at 89.1 FM.
Journal Live: The Housing Issue
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Is the current housing system a high-stakes game that disproportionately affects our most vulnerable populations? Our upcoming online Journal Talk will explore the complex forces shaping Kansas’ housing landscape & discuss potential paths forward for both the housed & unhoused. Executive Editor Chris Green and Journal Reporter Stefania Lugli invite you to join our virtual launch event for The Journal’s Summer 2024 Housing Edition. Dive into Kansas’ most pressing housing challenges, from the circumstances of the unsheltered to the broader state of housing across the region, and hear how The Journal plans to help communities navigate difficult conversations surrounding housing across the state. ➡️ Submit your questions in advance & request a copy of The Journal: https://lnkd.in/gymBuFcQ We’ll also share highlights from our session at the 2024 Kansas Housing Conference. Seize this opportunity to gain insights into one of our state’s most critical issues. Special thanks to media sponsor, KMUW, Wichita Public Radio at 89.1 FM.
Journal Live: The Housing Issue
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What does a cold-weather shelter reveal about homelessness as Johnson County debates a year-round effort? ✍ Dawn Bormann Novascone 📸 Zach Tuttle #SolutionsJournalism #Homelessness #KansasHousing Megan Foreman, Beccy Swanwick Yocham, Stephanie Boyer, Rev. Nancy R. Pauls
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Mike Heldstab buys and rehabs damaged and poorly maintained homes that an average buyer may not be able to buy and fix themselves, then rents them at affordable rates. ✍ Loren Amelunke 📸 Selena Favela #AffordableHousing #KansasHousing #SolutionsJournalism
Real estate investor plays role in making properties liveable
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Our When Everyone Leads program in July brought 142 changemakers to the Kansas Leadership Center for a high-energy, 6-hour course guided by Julia Fabris McBride, Patrick Kelly, and Jaryth Barten. 🌟 This one-day program, inspired by our bestselling book, puts the power to make progress within reach to everyone. 💥 Participants learned to break down barriers, align diverse groups, and spark change from wherever they are. The buzz was real—practical content, engaging sessions, and real-life examples made it a hit. 💡 Attendees found the sessions engaging and interactive, with real-life examples and simple, actionable steps they could apply immediately. 🎯 The program's focus on fostering change and inspiring everyone to take action resonated deeply. 🤝 Plus, the warm environment, professional staff, and top-notch facilities at KLC added even more value to the experience. Ready to take off? 🚀 You have two more chances to join us in 2024: October 2-3 (two evenings) and December 10, both online so you can seize the opportunity from anywhere. 💪 Enroll today on our website. 🔥 Discover how to get everyone moving in the same direction—differently! ➡️ Learn more & register: https://lnkd.in/g53hE48K #WhenEveryoneLeads
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Is the current housing system a high-stakes game that disproportionately affects our most vulnerable populations? Our upcoming online Journal Talk will explore the complex forces shaping Kansas’ housing landscape & discuss potential paths forward for both the housed & unhoused. 🗓️ Thursday, August 22 ⏰ 12:30 p.m.-1:30 p.m. 📍 https://lnkd.in/eCgAefz 📍 https://lnkd.in/g-mgdXVa Executive Editor Chris Green and Journal Reporter Stefania Lugli invite you to join our virtual launch event for The Journal’s Summer 2024 Housing Edition. Dive into Kansas’ most pressing housing challenges, from the circumstances of the unsheltered to the broader state of housing across the region, and hear how The Journal plans to help communities navigate difficult conversations surrounding housing across the state. ➡️ Submit your questions in advance & request a copy of The Journal: https://lnkd.in/ghVY3CSg We’ll also share highlights from our session at the 2024 Kansas Housing Conference. Seize this opportunity to gain insights into one of our state’s most critical issues. Special thanks to media sponsor, KMUW 89.1, Wichita Public Radio.
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In June, 83 participants joined us for Your Leadership Edge, facilitated by Adrion Roberson, Seth Bate, and Tina Khan. ✨📝 Bringing together changemakers from business, education, government, and non-profits, this program is designed to disrupt traditional learning patterns, helping participants identify barriers to progress & break free from what keeps them stuck. 🚀 The program encouraged participants to tackle real-world challenges, ask powerful questions, and connect deep analysis with effective action. 🔍💡 They learned practical behaviors & skills to overcome obstacles and had the chance to practice these in a supportive yet challenging environment with peers & the teaching team. 🛠️ Feedback was overwhelmingly positive, with participants highlighting the program’s practical tools, engaging curriculum, and the value of connecting with others facing similar challenges. 🌟 This experience left participants equipped to make meaningful progress in their work & communities. 🌍 If you've completed #WhenEveryoneLeads, take the second step with Your Leadership Edge. 🔗 Strengthen your communication, problem-solving, and leadership abilities. 🧠 Empower yourself to lead with confidence. 📈 Join one of our online programs September 24-25 and November 19-20, accessible virtually without the need for travel, or sign up for our in-person program October 22-23. ➡ Learn more: https://lnkd.in/gyRvqxZd ➡ Register today: https://lnkd.in/gHuNtFyq #YourLeadershipEdge #KLCpath
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Today's newsletter is packed with opportunities and inspiring stories: https://lnkd.in/gDcXijZf 🚀 Apply now for our 2025 Leadership Transformation Grants. 🌟 Meet our trailblazing When Everyone Leads™ facilitators. 🤩 Discover special coaching sessions to transform your leadership approach. 🏆 Celebrate Journal reporter Stefania Lugli's national recognition. 📅 Plus, registration deadlines for our upcoming programs are just around the corner. 🔥 Ready to take your next step on your leadership journey? #WhenEveryoneLeads #LeadershipDevelopment #Newsletter
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