Mark R. Mills/LEA[DOER]SHIP™*
Leadership engagement and public speaker resources, training, coaching and strategic consulting
LELEA[DOER]SHIP™
4 STRATEGIC STEPS FOR HOW WE PREPARE
LEADERS TO "DO" THEIR DIFFERENCE...
...AND "BUILD YOUR BENCH" OF FUTURE
CIVIC, PUBLIC OR POLICY-INFLUENCE LEADERS
PRO-PROSPERITY PUBLIC LEADERSHIP
Not for filed candidates ... but for business-minded leaders who want to explore how to be prepared and positioned now for elected or appointed office later and confidently step to the starting line as FORMID[ABLE.]
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How we work with organizations to elevate their influence by elevating the influence of their members and community leaders...and what this is...
Collaborative and customized training addresses the objectives of organizers...
Locally-branded
"Starting line" strategies allow leaders to explore how to confidently transition into their leadership moment by:
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defining their (key) difference and where to make it;
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overcoming obstacles;
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elevating their public visibility;
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being ready to achieve results quickly.
Authentic strategies have been "forged in the fires" of (many) years of practical experience, successes, tough lessons and feedback from graduates-turned-leaders who told us what they learned the hard way that we should have taught them first...and now teach to others.
All training features an "active learning" format of small-group discussions, problem-solving and simulated scenarios that allow leaders to better understand how to practically implement strategies.
Fake leaders with real questions
Leadership engagement training employs an active-learning format with small-group discussions and tailored simulated scenarios that allow participants to address practical situations that they will encounter. (And it's more engaging.) Here are a few of the fake leaders with real questions that we've used over the years:
Mandy Montoya, a local real estate broker, wonders how she can engage in the issue of affordable housing and make the most effective use of her limited time to produce results.
Marvin Griffin, a local family law attorney, wants to engage the community behind improving student literacy. But isn't certain how to start.
D.A. Peyton, a local business leader, believes workforce training is a key to expanded economic opportunity. But he's frustrated that elected leaders aren't listening.
Nora Bondi, a health care executive and cancer survivor, wants to use her expertise and story to promote the life-saving benefits of early cancer detection for at-risk populations.
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These names and stories are fake. Any similarities to real names or circumstances are purely coincidental...because they're fake.