REGIONAL
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San Diego Regional EDC and the San Diego Workforce Partnership encourage Hire-A-Youth program! Read More.
U.S. Secretary of Commerce Gary Locke to Headline San Diego Chamber Conference. Read More.
San Diego AirportConstruction
e-alerts!
Read More.
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LEAD San Diego's flagship core curriculum, IMPACT SAN DIEGO, is a rigorous, in-depth community and civic leadership program for
individuals who want to strengthen their skills, make an impact on their
communities and join a network of top community leaders. To become a graduate
member of LEAD San Diego, interested persons must first apply and be selected
for the IMPACT seminar series. The deadline for submission is June 18,
2010!
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Social Media is a Work in Progress,
Expert
Opines
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 LEADerTrends Event and
LEADership Trust Roundtable
Facebook, LinkedIn,
YouTube, Twitter. Is social media an
inexorable rising tide, lifting us to a new level of interaction, or a tsunami
crashing destructively into our world? According to Jay Baer, "a
tequila-loving, forest-dwelling" guru of the new digiterati, Web sites were a
rising tide. They took seven years to go
from a novelty to an essential. Social
media is a tsunami. After only two
years, it is growing fast and morphing before our eyes. Read More.
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 March
went out like a lion for the 23 individuals who took part in LEAD San Diego's
second INFLUENCE SAN DIEGO program from March
25 - 27th. This concentrated annual program offers C-level and senior
executives who are newly relocated to San Diego, or new to their position, an
accelerated regional education, civic and community leadership learning
opportunity. Read More.
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ALUMNI ASSOCIATION
Visits Las
Colinas Detention Facility
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On February 17th, the LEAD San Diego Alumni Association visited Las Colinas Women's Detention Center.
This unique and motivating experience provided a foundation to inform
members about the importance of reintegrating women offenders back into our
communities. Read More. |
EMBARK SAN DIEGO, LEAD's newest contribution to future
leadership in the San Diego
region, will wrap up its inaugural session in April. This
program, designed for
professionals just beginning to represent themselves and their company,
will
help launch those participating into civic, community, and professional
involvement and engagement. LEAD is
excited about 27 participants who are near completion of the program and
we are
already looking forward to 2011. Please
check leadsandiego.com
regularly to find out more details, read testimonials
from 2010 and get information on the start of the 2011 session.
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Heather
Haltaufderheide ('08) has joined Sharp HealthCare Foundation as Director of Development for the new Sharp Memorial Hospital. John Santora, President
& CEO, Americas and Frank Liantonio, EVP, Capital Markets are pleased to
announce the promotion of Stath Karras ('94) to the position of
Executive Managing Director, Investment Sales. Read More.
Jill Monroe ('09)
will be joining the Policy Advisory team to the San Diego County Board of
Supervisors, specifically for District 3 as a Policy Advisor to Chairwoman Pam
Slater-Price.
Christopher Yanov ('06),
founder of Reality Changers - a nonprofit organization dedicated to helping
disadvantaged youth become first-generation college students - has been
presented the 2010 Peacemaker Award by the San Diego Downtown Breakfast Rotary
Club. Read More.
If you are a LEAD graduate
and are featured in the news or have recently changed positions in your career,
please forward a link or a copy of the article to John Miller so we can include it in this section of
Connections!
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