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3 MISSING CHURCH LEADERSHIP PRACTICES -ADAM ERLICHMAN Between serving on church staff and consulting churches around the U.S., I've noticed a few church leadership practices. There are three practices...Read on=> https://t.ly/NOQEl

If you're an introverted professional (like this girl 🙋♀️), and you want to become less socially awkward and averse to public gatherings, go to conferences. 💯 They're like big social experiments on how you handle making friends with complete strangers in a matter of a few days. 🙃 Some of my closest friends are those I met at work conferences, functions, and programs. And you learn some stuff, too. 🧐 #Conference #Introverts #Networking #PersonalDevelopment #ProfessionalDevelpment

Did you know that April is the #NationalMonthOfHope? At BCF, we believe that every person deserves to love the community in which they live. Which is why our mission is to improve the quality of life in the Baltimore region through grantmaking, enlightened civic leadership and strategic investments. Learn more about who we are, what we do and why we do it: https://ow.ly/GAjc50R3hmn

YP Advisor Dawn J. (Fort Worth City Credit Union) shares three benefits of YPs attending leadership conferences. https://ow.ly/wvOn50Ua5Q9 Thanks to Natalie Toledo (Frontier Community Credit Union) and Stephanie Robb, CCUE (BluCurrent Credit Union) for their insights. #CUYP #CreditUnions

3 MISSING CHURCH LEADERSHIP PRACTICES -ADAM ERLICHMAN Between serving on church staff and consulting churches around the U.S., I've noticed a few church leadership practices. There are three practices...Read on=> https://t.ly/NOQEl

Australians are losing faith in our top institutions, making it more important than ever to hold our leaders to account. Our aim is to keep #australianleadership in the spotlight by researching how the public thinks about these institutions and provoking a conversation about what leadership that genuinely serves the long-term public interest looks like. Learn more about our research here 👉 https://buff.ly/3t6SACy

Why does reflective representation matter on local boards and commissions? It ensures that those making decisions on behalf of a community are representative of the population being served. Read more about the importance of diversity in local leadership: https://lnkd.in/gZngbAqf #representationmatters #diversityinleadership #womeninleadership

We express our vision for the future through our vote. Each vote contributes to building a collective path forward, influencing policies, leadership, and communities. #PAYouthVote #CountdownTo2025

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

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