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Register Now for Greater New Haven’s Orientation & Leadership Training Program

Time: October 23, 2024 at 9am to February 12, 2025 at 3pm
Location: Various Locations
Website or Map: https://gnhcc.com/leadership-…
Phone: 203-782-4337
Event Type: leadership, program
Organized By: Tameika Miller
Latest Activity: on Monday

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Event Description

GNHCC has opened registration for the Leadership Greater New Haven, a professional development program.
Program will be held in various locations in the region and breakfast & lunch is included.

Starting October 23rd, the 6-session Leadership Program is open for professionals of all levels working in the corporate, nonprofit, and government sectors. The program will allow the leadership class to explore 5 leadership principles as well as an orientation to the Greater New Haven Region.

Class participants will receive training that underscores various leadership styles and strategies for team and staff management, team collaboration, navigating a multi-generational and diverse workforce, strategic planning, emotional intelligence; PLUS the sharpening of professional skills, such as public speaking, personal branding, business communications, and more! In addition, a significant amount of time will be spent on addressing resiliency and leadership strategies during constant change and disruption. One past alumnus commented, “Leadership Greater New Haven gave me an opportunity to work with individuals who shared the same goal of wanting to be a successful leader. This program gave me a greater understanding of how to work with people who come to the table with different intentions but who walk away with the same satisfaction of completion.”

Expected Outcomes/Key Deliverables For LGNH:
-Development/Enhancement of Core Leadership competencies
-Skills to cultivate professional transformation and mastery of leadership style
-Insider’s views of New Haven’s regional connections and resource
-Social awareness and relationship management through difficult times

Continuing this year, is a diversity immersion program in which participants connect with community business leaders, learn about community programs, and are given resources, tools, and projects to grow or improve connections within diverse populations and professional organizations or businesses. Additionally, the topics of self-awareness, Conscious and Unconscious Biases, improving team engagement, and strategies for fostering inclusive and equitable cultures internally and externally, will be covered. “The Greater New Haven Leadership Center was an awesome experience for me. I learned so much about the region and the New Haven business community. I also learned quite a bit about myself. It is an extremely beneficial program to both non-profit and business leaders.”

During LGNH sessions, participants will have a unique opportunity to apply their leadership competencies to solve real business issues. Participants are divided into teams and assigned to solve a strategic challenge that will be identified by companies or organizations. The teams will work on their assigned project challenge throughout the leadership program and will prepare a final presentation. Nonprofit organizations or small businesses in the Greater New Haven area that wish to have their strategic challenge evaluated by the leadership class are encouraged to email Tameika G. Miller at tmiller@gnhcc.com.

LGNH Classes Dates: Meets 9AM-3PM
Wed. October 23, 2024
Thurs. October 24, 2024
Wed. November 13, 2024
Wed. December 11, 2024
Wed. January 8, 2025
Wed. February 12, 2025

Prospective class members are urged to enroll as soon as possible at www.gnhcc.com/leadership-training.


About the Greater New Haven Chamber of Commerce
The Greater New Haven Chamber, whose mission is to provide value through resources and services to its partner companies and to lead regional economic growth through bold and effective advocacy, serves 15 municipalities. Established in 1794, the Greater New Haven Chamber of Commerce is one of the three oldest institutions of its kind in the United States.

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