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-- NEW 2010 Leadership Ohio Preliminary Application -- CLICK HERE

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Founded in 1992

Our mission is to identify, educate, communicate, inspire and engage Ohio's current and emerging leaders for the well being of the people of Ohio.

History of Leadership Ohio

Leadership Ohio is a statewide educational/experiential program designed to provide leaders from diverse entities and geographic areas around the state with the opportunity to examine issues from a statewide perspective. A major expectation of programmatic outcomes is that the issues and experiences addressed will remain at the forefront of each leader's consciousness as they make decisions. Leaders who graduate from the program are better equipped to serve their communities and Ohio.

Welcome to Leadership Ohio.

Being part of Leadership Ohio means being part of a diverse and intricate network of business and civic minded Leaders whose reach is local, statewide, national, and international. You will not only be amazed by 'who is on the bus,' you will be inspired by the depth of connection and commitment. Leaders who are graduates of our signature program accept the call to "Go Forth and Lead."

Our signature eight-month core program informs participants about key issues impacting the future of our state, and challenges them to broaden their reach and impact to effectively address those issues. The Leaders selected for our program take a commanding role in making Ohio a better place in which to live and work and play.

Participant Profile
Participants are individuals living and/or working in the state of Ohio with evidence of Leadership experience at an existing high level either in the Public or Private sector. Among the profile of leaders who apply for our participant may be a graduate of local leadership programs and recommended by their respective directors, a leader who is newer to Ohio although that is not a requirement for application. The selection committee attempts to create a group of participants from both public and private sectors that is representative of Ohio’s great diversity.