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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 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.

 
 
 
 
 
 
 

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"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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Community Module: Values-based Leadership
Community Module: Values-based Leadership

In July 2019, NextGen Center hosted our Community Module, welcoming Fulton Breen as our first guest speaker. It was fun to connect various alumni of NGC programs and to learn about the topic closest to Fulton’s heart: values-based leadership.

Incremental progress
Incremental progress

We all expect to see change overnight. Not just basic change, but drastic change. And frankly, it's just not possible. Losing 50 pounds in a week is not possible. Growing your sales tenfold in a month is probably not possible.

Are you coachable?
Are you coachable?

I was having coffee with a friend, a marketing guru at a local company. And he laughed, saying “I don't think I'm coachable.” It was an offhand comment, but what makes someone coachable? And what does a coach actually do?

Ups and downs
Ups and downs

But then there are months like this past April, where things don't go as expected. I got sick with laryngitis and learned firsthand how valuable an asset my voice has become in my work. This is something I knew intellectually, but when I felt it physically it had a different impact.

 

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