If you are an elected local union or council officer interested in enhancing your leadership skills and building more effective executive boards, please join us this fall in Washington, D.C. for this dynamic blended training program: How to Lead Effective Locals Training Program.
What is How to Lead Effective Locals Training Program?
A highly interactive and immersive blended training program for local and council leaders. The course incorporates self-paced learning modules, webinars and concludes at a 4-day in-person workshop in Washington, D.C.
This program provides participants with tools, skills, and resources to increase their impact in building a stronger, more effective local. Participants will learn and practice key leadership and organization development principles and skills that can be immediately applied to their efforts in strengthening their capacity to lead; ultimately thinking better and executing better for their locals and/or council. More details about program topics can be found here.
WHEN/WHERE: In-person session dates are Tuesday, Oct. 15 through Friday, Oct. 18, and will take place onsite at the AFGE National Headquarters at 80 F Street, NW, Washington, D.C. The beginning of this course (self-paced modules and Zoom workshops) will be hosted online using AFGE LEARN, and learners will have access to material upon confirmation of registration.
ENROLL: To submit an enrollment application form, please click here. This program is limited to 25 participants per session. If you are unable to attend October’s session, there will be other opportunities to join a session in 2025.
Program fee is $115. Participants must arrange their own travel accommodations to travel to Washington, D.C. for the in-person workshops.
For any questions or concerns about the program please contact: [email protected]
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