Hope Beckham Espinosa’s Post

Features include: Collaborative Leadership with CCAE, DLAC and TDLS, a feature about Sweetwater Adult Ed & Mt. Diablo AE. Also Students Succeed Awardees and our new OTANians.

Closing a chapter on a leadership journey is never easy. It’s tough to step back after pouring so much passion, energy, and heart into something and to let others take the baton. Leadership isn’t just about the time spent or the goals achieved; it’s about the relationships built, the challenges faced, and the growth experienced along the way. While it’s hard to say goodbye to Engage Dallas, I’m grateful for every lesson learned and every person who has been part of this journey. Though this chapter is ending, the impact will continue to shape my path forward. Here’s to new beginnings and carrying the experiences with me into the next adventure. #Leadership #Community #EngageDallas #DallasTx #Leadership #Growth #NewBeginnings

Features include: Collaborative Leadership with CCAE, DLAC and TDLS, a feature about Sweetwater Adult Ed & Mt. Diablo AE. Also Students Succeed Awardees and our new OTANians.

Features include: Collaborative Leadership with CCAE, DLAC and TDLS, a feature about Sweetwater Adult Ed & Mt. Diablo AE. Also Students Succeed Awardees and our new OTANians.

Discovering purpose in your work is a cornerstone of true success. I’m honored to moderate a conversation that delves into how these leaders unlocked their full potential by aligning with their purpose. #SLA

Thinking about going to upta camp this summer? Well, there's no camp like Pine Tree Camp, and that's just one aspect of Pine Tree Society! Learn more about this Maine treasure and the opportunity to play a transformative leadership role.

"Leadership is not about the next election; it’s about the next generation." Howard Schultz (Former CEO Starbuck) True leadership involves thinking long-term and leaving a lasting impact. Leadership level 5 (Good to Great - Jim Collins) also mentioned: Their ambition is first and foremost for the organization and concern for its success, rather than their own personal riches and renown. They want to see the company even more successful in the next generation. 

The Office for Fair Trading, First Nations Advisory Unit (FNAU) and Blue Card Services recently attended the Queensland Indigenous Leadership Youth Program Pathways Showcase. This program supports young First Nations people in Queensland, aged 18 to 25, in developing and enhancing their leadership skills. On the final day of the event, our team engaged with participants to provide information about training, education and career pathways available within the department. The FNAU team greatly valued the opportunity to discuss how these young leaders can pursue careers within our department. “It is inspiring to see the enthusiasm and potential of this year’s participants as they take steps towards achieving their goals," said Jennie Toonen, Director, FNAU. Since its inception in 2004, this program has supported over 720 young First Nations leaders. We are proud to be involved in this initiative and look forward to the meaningful change these future leaders will bring to their communities. To learn more about the program, visit: https://bit.ly/3BvUile

NYC Department of Design and Construction's design-build champion Thomas Foley, P.E., takes the helm as DBIA's 2025 Board Chair. Under his leadership, NYC's first design-build project slashed completion time by 50% and saved $12.9M. Find out how this visionary leader plans to help lead DBIA as Board Chair during this critical time for the industry. https://lnkd.in/e3bk5N3A