Registration is now open for the TWO Engage breakfasts Leadership Austin is hosting in October for the launch of the 2014-15 Engage Breakfast Series. Carpe Diem: Leadership in Austin today Our leadership landscape is about change with the upcoming elections. Today, more than ever before,…
The new season of Leadership Austin’s Engage Breakfast Series, presented by the Austin Board of REALTORS®, will launch on October 1! This year we will continue to tackle the issues facing our community. Each month you can expect to walk away informed and empowered to…
Guest post from 2013-14 Engage Breakfast Series guest blogger Alicia Dietrich. Alicia is a public affairs representative at the Harry Ransom Center at The University of Texas at Austin. See the end of this post for the podcast from the breakfast. —– For the final ENGAGE…
Guest post from June 2014 Engage breakfast panelist Natalie (Talia) Jomini Stroud and colleague Katie Steiner. Talia and Katie are both with the Engaging News Project of the Annette Strauss Institute for Civic Life at The University of Texas at Austin. —– Today, the news media…
Guest post from 2013-14 Engage Breakfast Series guest blogger Alicia Dietrich. Alicia is a public affairs representative at the Harry Ransom Center at The University of Texas at Austin. See the end of this post for the podcast from the breakfast. —– In 2012, Travis County…
Registration is now open for Leadership Austin’s June 4 Engage breakfast on news consumption and civic participation. Media Mix: Tuning in and listening to voices with an opposing view We all do it. We read the blogs and tune into the news outlets that support our…
Registration is now open for Leadership Austin’s May 7 Engage breakfast on Austin’s new medical school and innovation district. The Heart of Innovation: A new medical district at the center of Austin’s growth A new medical school is coming to Austin, and with it the vision…
Guest post from 2013-14 Engage Breakfast Series guest blogger Alicia Dietrich. Alicia is a public affairs representative at the Harry Ransom Center at The University of Texas at Austin. See the end of this post for the podcast from the breakfast. —– Th April 2014…