Leadership Academy requests community's help

[October 08, 2011] The Lincoln/Logan County Chamber of Commerce recently launched its fifth session of the Logan County Leadership Academy. This 11-week program is designed to build leaders in the workplace and the community. The vision, knowledge and connections that students gain can often open the door to greater opportunities at work, at home and in the community.  (Click on picture for a larger image.)

The four-hour class every Friday includes topics on civic and leadership components. Students learn about the Logan County communities, the history, government structures, educational opportunities, health care and housing resources, and community organizations.

Each year the class is divided into project groups to work on assignments from the steering committee, which hopefully will be relevant to issues and topics in Logan County.

This year the steering committee chose for the project groups to work on some of the initiatives from the Economic Development Master Plan for Logan County. This plan was designed by a consulting firm that came and studied Logan County and developed initiatives that our community can collectively work on to help improve growth, quality of life and business in Logan County.

One of the project groups has been charged with the task of identifying Logan County employees who would assist in the implementation of the master plan. This group has developed a survey to assist them in this process and is asking for your help. Please take a moment to complete the survey, which can be found at http://www.surveymonkey.com/s/
LoganCoLeadershipAcademy2011.

The survey results will be compiled Oct. 14. Your participation would be appreciated. So, be sure to complete the survey before Oct. 14 and let your voice be heard.

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