Leadership Niagara

Congratulations to our 2026 CLDP, who will be having their graduation ceremony this Friday on Learning Day 7, sponsored by Niagara Casinos! 🥂🎓 Stay tuned for the reveal of this cohort's recipient of the Visionary Leader Award, a marker of outstanding leadership and innovation!

We're excited to welcome our Participants back for their final Learning Day! 🌟🎯

Congratulations to our 2026 CLDP, who will be having their graduation ceremony this Friday on Learning Day 7! 🥂🎓 Members of the LN Program Advisory Committee, Board of Directors, as well as program-involved Non-Profits and many more will be attending to support our soon-to-be alumni.

We're excited to welcome our Participants back for their final Learning Day! 🌟🎯

Now that our 2026 CLDP graduation is coming up, next year's program is on the horizon! If you're looking to advance your career, become a more effective leader, grow as an individual, or want to become more involved in our Niagara community, the CLDP is the perfect opportunity for you!

🎯 Earn your professional Community Leadership Development Certificate with us. Space is limited! If you're interested, don't hesitate to register today!

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💡 Don't miss out on our NEXTNiagara Scholarship for our CLDP, where you can apply for FREE program admission with an overall value of $3200!

This scholarship has been created in support of Leadership Niagara’s commitment to strengthening the inclusivity, equitable access and diverse representation of participants within our programs. This scholarship is made available through the support of NEXTNiagara. The awarded participant will receive a full scholarship.

🎯 GET AHEAD and earn your Community Leadership Development Certificate with us, with the support of our scholarships and bursaries. Just remember—spots are limited! To learn more, visit our website at https://lnkd.in/e2AxGMtx

Earn your Community Leadership Development Certificate with us through our flagship program with over 500 alumni. If you're looking to advance your career, become a more effective leader, grow as an individual, or want to become more involved in our Niagara community, the CLDP is the perfect opportunity for you!

🎯 Earn your professional Community Leadership Development Certificate with us. Space is limited! If you're interested, don't hesitate to register today!

https://lnkd.in/e2AxGMtx

Plan the next move in your career with the Leadership Niagara Community Leadership Development Program. Applications are now open for the 2025-26 term 🌟

Opportunities for FULL program admission include the Women In Niagara bursary, the NEXTNiagara scholarship—both offered by the Greater Niagara Chamber of Commerce—as well as Leadership Niagara's Diversity Scholarship. Don’t miss this opportunity to enhance your leadership skills, connect with like-minded individuals, and make a significant impact in our community. 🎯

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The Kouzes and Posner Leadership Challenge framework is the backbone of the Leadership Niagara curriculum, shaping the philosophy of our flagship program and the mindset we encourage in our leaders.

🚀 Earn your professional Community Leadership Development Certificate with us. Space is limited! If you're interested, don't hesitate to register today!

🌐 leadershipniagara.ca/leadership-niagara-community-leadership-development-program-application/

In appreciation of our sponsors who support us in bettering our Niagara community, special appreciation goes to Samah Sabra, Director of EDI and Accessibility at Niagara College; our Learning Day Six Sponsor for "Topics in Equity, Diversity, and Inclusivity in Niagara."

It is in partnership with Samah and the members of Niagara College, providing support to our Niagara community, that we continue to do what we do. 🥂 Thank you for contributing to developing and enhancing our Niagara Leaders!

Last Friday, our Sixth Learning Day of the program was held at the Niagara College campus in Niagara-on-the-Lake, the theme of the day being "Topics in Equity, Diversity, and Inclusivity in Niagara."

The day began with a Traditional Opening and talk on Indigenous Topics and History, both led by Karl Dockstader. After a short break, this was followed by two activities led by our own PAC members Carrie Price, Karen Ogidigben, and Patrick Segawa.

After Lunch, the CLDP heard from Yusuf Al-Harazi, who facilitated his workshop on Becoming an Inclusive Leader. Lastly, Jim McEwen wrapped up the day with a discussion on the Value of Accessibility in Promoting Inclusion, which ended the event on an insightful note. Thank you to all of our guests and volunteers for making this day possible!