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Now Accepting Applications!

For 20+ years, Leadership Southern California has been the region’s most comprehensive regional leadership program. Apply now to join this Fellowship focusing on regional stewardship, experiential learning and regional public policy issues across Southern California.

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Call for nominations now open!

The 2013 American Marshall Memorial Fellowship call for nominations is now open! Nominations will be accepted through June 4, 2012.

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ACCESS Sacramento, May 22-23

Join Los Angeles area business and civic leaders for advocacy meetings with Gov. Jerry Brown's administration, State Assembly and Senate Leadership on issues vital to the Southern California region.

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About SCLN

Learn more about the Southern California Leadership Network's three-pronged approach to leadership with a focus on Trends & Issues, Fellowships, and Network Engagement.

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Celebrating 25 Years of Leadership!


SCLN is proud to be celebrating 25 years of excellence in leadership. This year represents the 25th anniversary of Leadership L.A. and SCLN is excited to host activities throughout the year to help celebrate this achievement. Stay tuned!

Latest News - The Network Connection, April 2012

The latest Network Connection newsletter has information on SCLN Network Activities, Skill Development and partner events of interest.

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Passionate about an issue? 

Alumni, post your thoughts on topics of interest in our Issues Forum and engage in dialogue with others in our Network. Forgot your login info?

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Submit a Community Event

Alumni and friends are encouraged to submit a community event to include on the SCLN website, which reaches thousands of civic leaders from throughout California.

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About the Southern California Leadership Network

Click the arrow below to learn more about SCLN's approach to leadership. To view the slideshow in full screen mode, go to "More" > "Full Screen":