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new leadership development

Adding New Links to the Chain

June 18, 2010 By eJP

by Daniel E. Levenson, ALM A significant challenge facing the senior leadership at major Jewish organizations is the question of how to connect with the next generation of up and coming Jewish leaders in a substantive way. I believe that there is an awareness of this lack of … [Read more...] about Adding New Links to the Chain

Filed Under: The Blog Tagged With: Jewish Federations of NA/formerly UJC, new leadership development, The Jewish Agency/JAFI

Visionary Jewish Leaders Selected to be Mandel Jerusalem Fellows

June 17, 2010 By eJP

The Mandel Leadership Institute is pleased to announce the 28th class of Mandel Jerusalem Fellows (MJF), 2010-2011: Rabbi Daniel Greyber - Executive Director of Camp Ramah California, Los Angeles. Dr. Daniel Moses - Director of Delegation of Leaders program, Seeds of Peace, … [Read more...] about Visionary Jewish Leaders Selected to be Mandel Jerusalem Fellows

Filed Under: In the Media, Inside Israel, Media Release / Official Publication Tagged With: new leadership development

Leadership Emerges Through Relationships

June 6, 2010 By eJP

from Stanford Social Innovation Review: The Future of Leadership Development: Groups, Networks and Partnerships The heroic model of leadership blinds us to the fact that untapped leadership potential exists everywhere. The dominant leadership model assumes that training … [Read more...] about Leadership Emerges Through Relationships

Filed Under: Best of the Blogs Tagged With: new leadership development

The New Generation of Nonprofit Leaders

May 27, 2010 By eJP

from The Chronicle of Philanthropy: Are nonprofit groups doing enough to engage and sustain young workers who are ready to assume leadership roles? Members of the Washington chapter of the Young Nonprofit Professionals Network say opportunities are expanding, but they also … [Read more...] about The New Generation of Nonprofit Leaders

Filed Under: Professional Development, The Blog Tagged With: new leadership development

The PresenTense Summer Fellowship, Take 4

May 17, 2010 By Dan Brown

For seventeen aspiring entrepreneurs, a new journey is about to begin. In just four short weeks, the 4th cohort of fellows in PresenTense's flagship fellowship program will gather in Jerusalem to begin an intensive six-week boot-camp. Through hands-on sessions the participants … [Read more...] about The PresenTense Summer Fellowship, Take 4

Filed Under: In the Media, Innovation, Inside Israel, The Blog Tagged With: AZM, iCenter, Innovation, JDC / Joint Distribution Committee, Jewish Community Federation of Cleveland, Jewish Funders Network, Jim Joseph Foundation, new leadership development, PresenTense, The Amitai Foundation, The Gorlin Family Foundation, The Rosenblum Philanthropic Fund

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