Applications for both Essential and Emerge are currently open – but do you need help deciding if this is the right time for you to apply? We’re happy to announce four upcoming Virtual Information Sessions to help! These free Zoom sessions will feature the following:…
Applications for both Essential and Emerge are currently open – but do you need help deciding if this is the right time for you to apply? We’re happy to announce four upcoming Virtual Information Sessions to help! These free Zoom sessions will feature the following:…
This is your opportunity to celebrate the launch of the open application period for 2021 Leadership Austin programming! Enjoy light bites and conversation with Leadership Austin alumni while learning more about our two main leadership programs. Essential is our nine month flagship program, which exposes…
Homelessness in Austin By now, some of you may have come across news articles, radio broadcasts or city meetings on homelessness. Our homelessness issue is not just a shelter problem, a safety problem, a city official’s problem or even a health problem. Homelessness is a…
We hope you will join us for our next Meet the Leader session on April 26 with Jeff Travillion, Travis County Commissioner, Precinct One. The Meet the Leader series provides an intimate gathering to give alumni the opportunity to meet an important figure in our…
This Presidents’ Day, Monday, February 20, Conversation Corps is hosting it’s first ever “Day of Dialogue.” Conversation Corps is a partnership between the City, AISD, Capital Metro, and Leadership Austin, which is administering the program and training volunteers to become facilitators. Goals of the program…
Beginning this fall, we are launching an exciting new program called Engage On The Go with our presenting sponsor University Federal Credit Union. We already have 70 Leadership Austin Alumni and community members signed up to bring important conversations throughout the community. Do you have time…
The 2015-16 Engage Breakfast Series closed with Austin Mayor Steve Adler and Travis County Judge Sarah Eckhardt in front of a packed audience at the Long Center. Last year, these top community leaders shared their thoughts on city and county issues after only a few months in office. This…