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Professional development for emerging leaders

NextGen Center is on a mission to foster transformational change for the next generation of leaders, companies, and communities through skills-based professional development.

 
 
 
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The Foundation for Effective Leadership

The Foundation for Effective Leadership is an experiential learning program for young professionals who are in or aspire to leadership roles. We equip them with the skills they need to effectively lead and manage themselves as well as others.

 
 
 
 
 
 
 

An invaluable opportunity

 

"Being part of the NextGen Center Leadership Program has been an invaluable opportunity. The learning is experiential and thought-provoking, and has changed the way I think about myself as a leader for my company and as a person in the world."

 
 
 
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Your commitment to growth
Your commitment to growth

We’re looking for people who are willing to challenge the status quo, push themselves outside their comfort zone and take on new challenges and opportunities with this mindset of “how can I grow?”

NGC Experience: Lisa Conicelli
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NGC Experience: Lisa Conicelli
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Managing people is more than moving your name above others in an org chart. Lisa discovered that firsthand as she stepped in to her first team management role.

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The art of self-compassion
Emotional Intelligence
The art of self-compassion
Emotional Intelligence

Self-compassion is an act of taking what you would tell a friend, and trying to tell yourself that same thing. And, more importantly, believing it.

Emotional Intelligence
The Power of Future Thinking
The Power of Future Thinking

Where do you see yourself in 5 years? Chances are, you've been asked that question -- particularly in job interviews. 

 

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