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Green County Leaders

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To provide an educational program where individuals practice leadership skills, deepen their understanding of community issues and prepare for leadership roles, thereby creating a network of individuals committed to the future of Green County.

Program Overview

Green County Leaders is designed to build community leadership. Participants meet for an orientation (August), nine all-day sessions (September through May), and an evening graduation (May). Sessions focus on building community leadership skills (i.e. consensus building, decision-making, team building) and raising awareness of community issues (i.e. Healthcare, Economic Development, Land Use). Participants also learn about the history, structure and resources of Green County communities. The program is made possible through a partnership of the Green County Development Corporation, UW-Extension Green County, the Monroe Campus of Blackhawk Technical College, and Local Business and Government Stakeholders.

Program Benefits

By expanding the base of skilled and informed leaders, community leadership programs contribute to increased community capacity to respond to change. Green County Leaders is one of more than two dozen community leadership programs in the State of Wisconsin. The program benefits communities, employers and individuals:

Program Participation and Application

We are looking for individuals who represent a variety of backgrounds and interest and who desire to serve their community. Participants should live or work in Green County and be committed to personal, career and community growth. To apply complete the program application and return it to the Green County Development Corporation at 1016 – 16th Avenue, Monroe, WI 53566.