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Community Policing in a Global Environment

 
LAPD Chief William Bratton joins SCLN Executive Director Kevin Cottrell and SCLN Board
Chair Tony Buzzelli, Deloitte, for a conversation about community policing in Los Angeles
at the
Conversations with Leaders alumni event on April 30 at the LAPD Academy Club.
About 60 Leadership L.A. and Leadership Southern California alumni and current Fellows,
SCLN Board Members, guests and supporters attended the exclusive event. View photo gallery.

May 2008
The Network Connection
A monthly update from the Southern California Leadership Network.

Now Recruiting!
Leadership Southern California Class of 2009
Click above for more information, and an application. Deadline to apply is July 21, 2008.

Individual Giving Campaign 2008
Achieving Excellence Through Leadership
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About SCLN
In 2007, the Leadership L.A. Foundation (founded in 1987) and the Southern California Leadership Network (founded in 1989) merged into one organization and continued its partnership with the Los Angeles Area Chamber of Commerce. The two programs- Leadership L.A. and Leadership Southern California- have long been the premier providers of community leadership development in Southern California. United at the Chamber, these programs are further strengthening and expanding their networks of leaders.

Sessions are designed with three distinctive components unique to SCLN's programs: 1.) A comprehensive overview of the issues at hand, 2.) Dialogue and discussion among peers and experts and 3.) Behind-the-scenes exploration or case studies.

SCLN's mission is to develop a productive network of exemplary and diverse leaders in the business, government and community sectors who are capable of addressing the critical challenges facing the Southern California region. The program's nearly 1,000 graduates serve on civic boards and commissions, and hold elected office, business and community leadership roles throughout Southern California.

 
 


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