Leadership Southern California
Developing Regional Leaders
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GOING SOLAR: Leadership Southern California 2010 Fellows visit the 8-acre solar panel farm at the Robert A. Skinner Treatment Plant in Hemet, CA with Metropolitan Water District of Southern California Treatment Operations Manager David Foust. He said that on a clear day, up to 55 percent of the energy needed to run the treatment facility is generated by the solar installation, which cost $5 million after government rebates, and will pay for itself in 6-7 years. View photo galleries. |
A unique, experiential "master class" on Southern California in the company of talented, high-energy peers.
For 20 years, Leadership Southern California (LSC) has enrolled approximately 40 interviewed and selected mid- to senior-level executives in a 10-month leadership development program to explore our region's assets and opportunities. LSC embodies the values of regional stewardship, experiential learning and deep exposure to regional public policy issues across Los Angeles, Orange, San Bernardino, Riverside and Ventura counties. Fellows also travel to Sacramento.
Recruiting efforts are aimed at ensuring that the diversity of the region is reflected fully in the composition of the class, with special attention given to cultural, gender, age and professional diversity. Classes include leaders from the ranks of private industry, government and the non-profit sector. Tuition cost of the program for 2010-2011 is $4,500 with a 10 percent credit for Los Angeles Area Chamber of Commerce member organizations.
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Economics for Civic Leaders Component: Launched in the Leadership Southern California 2010 curriculum and continuing into 2011, Economics for Civic Leaders focuses on the economic trends affecting our business climate and the road to recovery. Participants will leave with an enhanced understanding of the trends and indicators shaping our regional economy and its future. Briefings in Los Angeles, Orange County, Inland Empire and Venturay County are presented in partnership with Beacon Economics.
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Leader Connections Component: Leadership Southern California Fellows participate in SCLN's Leader Connections component of their program, which facilitates connections and meetings for small groups of Fellows with influential local, state and national leaders to share insights on leadership and regional issues. View past Leader Connections participants.
How to Apply
Leadership Southern California 2010 is now in session. View class roster. The early application deadline for Leadership Southern California 2011 was on July 19, 2010 and the interview process is now underway. Interested candidates may still apply - any applications received after July 19 will be considered if space permits . View more information and apply now.
2010 Program Archive
2009 Program Archive
2008 Program Archive
2007 Program Archive
For archive information before 2007, please contact SCLN at 213.580.7526 or scln@lachamber.com.









