In an effort to develop future community leaders in the region, the Chamber established the Leadership Main Line program in 2002.

Leadership Main Line provides an intensive six-month curriculum that involves the participants in learning experiences designed to enhance the infrastructure of the Main Line. Graduates benefit personally and professionally, but the big winner is the community as more qualified leaders are developed.

Click here for an overview of the LML Program

 

 

Program Sponsors:       Leadership Main Line is designed for individuals with drive, motivation and commitment. The skills learned and the knowledge gained by successfully completing the program , better enable well-prepared leaders to strengthen the business community, serve on non-profit or public service boards, or seek office representing their communities throughout the Main Line area, and much more.

 

 

Class of 2011
Community Leadership and...YOU

Join us as part of a group of diverse individuals representing a cross-section of business, professional, education, government, non-profit and citizens-at-large for the 2011 LML class.

Click here to see a list of companies that have participated in the program

• Creating Teams & Transformational Leadership
  
  
• Economic Development on the Main Line
  
  
• Civil Service & Public Issues
  
  
• Appreciating Workplace Diversity
  
  
• Criminal Justice—Real Issues Facing the Main Line
  
  
• Health Care on the Main Line
  
  
• Cultural Expression & Community Growth
  
  
• Ethics in Leadership
  
  
• Myers Briggs Personality Inventory

2011 Leadership Main LineTM
Full and partial scholarships may be available to nonprofit organizations (501(c)(3)) and special needs school empolyee applicants.


PRICING HELD FROM 2009!!

2011 Tuition Rates
$2,000 Gold
$2,250 Standard
$2,750 Non-member rate

Tuition covers sessions, meals, refreshments, program materials, supplies, and attendance at the graduation commencement dinner for the class participant and the participant’s sponsor. The tuition fee may be paid by the participant, sponsoring business or organization, or a combination of the two.

Applications are due: Friday, October 22, 2010


Download a 2011 Leadership Main Line Application here!

Scholarships and special pricing may be available for non-profit organizations and special needs schools and for candidates with financial need.

Download a Scholarship Application for the 2010 Leadership Main Line Program here!

To learn more about participating in or sponsoring this program, please contact the Chamber and speak with Colleen Orsino, Manager - Member Services & Leadership at 610.687.6232 ext.1103 or via email at COrsino@mlcc.org.