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LEAD Atlanta
Civic and Social Organizations
LEAD Atlanta continues a proud tradition of connecting and inspiring emerging leaders to strengthen Atlanta's community.
About us
LEAD Atlanta is an intensive eight-month leadership development and community education program targeted at promising young professionals in Metro Atlanta. Through personal and professional development and broad exposure to the community, LEAD Atlanta aims to equip young leaders early in their careers with the skills and knowledge needed to be an effective leader committed to the common good. Established in 2004 as an initiative of Leadership Atlanta, the program is distinguished by its unique integration of personal, professional, and community education. LEAD Atlanta boasts a diverse roster of accomplished alumni. These young leaders, and all who follow their example, represent the next generation of Metro Atlanta's leaders.
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External link for LEAD Atlanta
- Industry
- Civic and Social Organizations
- Company size
- 2-10 employees
- Headquarters
- Atlanta
- Type
- Nonprofit
- Founded
- 2004
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Atlanta, US
Employees at LEAD Atlanta
Updates
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Congratulations to Lara Wagner LEAD '19 on her new role as the Community Relations Officer at Regions Bank!
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LEAD '25 Projects Highlight Throughout October, the LEAD Class of 2025 has been meeting with their nonprofit partners for their in-person kickoff. These meetings provide an opportunity to explore the project scope, connect with the nonprofit team, and gain a comprehensive understanding of each organization’s mission. Recently, Aurora Day Camp hosted a successful first gathering, followed by several class members participating in a "Trunk or Treat" event to support the camp’s mission of providing a safe Halloween experience for local children living with cancer. LEAD '25 Class members: Ian Bridges, Caroline Burnette Dervan, Jamar Harrison, Deitra Jones, Lindsey Macon, Cortland Russell & Facilitator Tim Eldredge LEAD '23 Are you interested in learning more about LEAD Class of 2026 Projects? Check out our website to sign up for a Q&A Session! https://lnkd.in/eU8iZRWM
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Nominations are now open for the LEAD Class of 2026! LEAD Atlanta looks for applicants who: - Are between the ages of 27-34 (Must be no younger than 27 or no older than 34 by September 1, 2025). - Have demonstrated impact within their chosen profession. - Participate regularly in community service. - Show commitment to the community. - Are willing to self-reflect and grow personally. - Represent and/or embrace some form of diversity, whether ethnic, ideological, sexual, cultural, political, professional, etc. - Are willing to commit the time and energy necessary to complete the program. The application will be sent to all nominees in January 2025. Confirmation of nomination to all nominees will be sent on a rolling basis starting in December 2024. Check our new nomination page to nominate for LEAD or learn more about the Leadership Atlanta core program: https://lnkd.in/ezsNw6XT
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Congratulations to Kelly Harper Lee LEAD '22 on her new role as Community Affairs Lead (Atlanta, GA & Columbus, OH Field Offices) at McDonald's!
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LEAD Class of 2025 Mentor Program Highlight Here's a snapshot of Phil Smith ‘11 and his LEAD ’25 mentee, Edward Phillips! The pair enjoyed lunch together at the Commerce Club. The LEAD Mentoring Program allows active Leadership Atlanta alumni to support current LEAD class members civically, professionally, and personally throughout the program year. We thank and celebrate alumni like Phil who choose to participate year after year!
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We are delighted to invite all active LEAD Atlanta alumni to our next Legacies in Leadership Conversation with Shirley Franklin! If you are an active LEAD alumnus who wants to register, please email Sara@LeadershipAtlanta.org for the next steps.
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Nominations are now open for the LEAD Class of 2026! LEAD Atlanta looks for applicants who: - Are between the ages of 27-34 (Must be no younger than 27 or no older than 34 by September 1, 2025). - Have demonstrated impact within their chosen profession. - Participate regularly in community service. - Show commitment to the community. - Are willing to self-reflect and grow personally. - Represent and/or embrace some form of diversity, whether ethnic, ideological, sexual, cultural, political, professional, etc. - Are willing to commit the time and energy necessary to complete the program. The application will be sent to all nominees in January 2025. Confirmation of nomination to all nominees will be sent on a rolling basis starting in December 2024. Check our new nomination page to nominate for LEAD or learn more about the Leadership Atlanta core program: https://lnkd.in/ezsNw6XT
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LEAD Class of 2025 Mentor Program Highlight Here's a snapshot of Mohamed Balla ‘23 and his LEAD ’25 mentee, D.J. Myers! D.J. visited Mohamed at work for their first gathering. The LEAD Mentoring Program allows active Leadership Atlanta alumni to support current LEAD class members civically, professionally, and personally throughout the program year. We thank and celebrate alumni like Mohamed who choose to participate year after year!
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Congratulations to Rachel Sprecher LEAD ’19 on her role as Vice President of Leadership Atlanta on November 5. We look forward to this next chapter!
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