“As national governments increasingly rely on cities to help them achieve their goals, there has never been a greater need for investment in the capacity of mayors and local leaders to do big things.” - Mike Bloomberg This week, we welcomed 39 new mayors to the Bloomberg Harvard City Leadership Initiative where they met with Mike Bloomberg, top Bloomberg Center for Cities at Harvard University faculty, and experts from our global network. A yearlong professional management training program, the Initiative helps these leaders bolster their teams’ use of data and evidence, drive collaboration and innovation across sectors, and deliver impact for communities, alongside each other.
Amazing! Anchorage just elected our first female mayor. I hope we can get some information about this incredible opportunity. Thank you for your leadership
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