|
| Thanks to Our
Strategic Partners |
|
Thanks to Our
Advertisers |
|
|
NEWS: Archives
|
|
 |
October 9, 2007
Leadership Asheville 25 participants recognized
The participants of Leadership Asheville 25 were recognized for their participation in the Leadership Asheville program in a special full page ad that ran in the Asheville Citizen-Times on October 9, 2007. For a PDF of the ad, click here. |
|
September 2007
Leadership Asheville 26 launched
Leadership Asheville 26 launched on September 19th and 20th with 49 participants. To read more about this year's class, click here. |
|
March 14, 2006
Celebrating the 25th Anniversary, Leadership Asheville 25 to begin accepting applications.
Focused on developing community members with the leadership skills necessary to help the community identify a shared
vision, resolve conflicts, and adapt to change, the 25th class of The Leadership Asheville Program will begin in
September 2006. If you are interested in applying, please visit our Next Available Leadership Asheville Program Class link. Should you like to refer someone to us so that we may send them materials, please complete our referral form. |
|
March 14, 2006
Mayor Terry Bellamy engages Leadership Asheville 24 participants in a discussion on the needs, assets, and direction of our community.
Mayor Terry Bellamy met with Leadership Asheville 24 program participants on February 8th. Mayor Bellamy discussed the
collaborative working system that she will be utilizing while leading the Asheville City Council, her experiences in the
Leadership Asheville 17 class, as well as what originally motivated her to run for public office. Bellamy has served on
the Asheville City Council since 1999 and was inaugurated as Mayor in December of 2005. Mayor Bellamy's dedication to our
community is visible through her professional work at Mountain Housing Opportunities and her extensive volunteer work. |
|
October 14, 2005
Virgil Smith, Publisher of the Asheville Citizen-Times, plays an active role in upcoming
Leadership Asheville 24 meeting.
Dedicated to building productive leadership, participants at the November 9th Leadership Asheville 24
meeting will have the opportunity to discuss with Virgil Smith the pressing issues affecting our community
as well as potential solutions for realizing change. An engaging speaker, Mr. Smith will share his perspective
of our community one that has been influenced by his commitment to our community, illustrated by both his
professional and volunteer efforts. Mr. Smith has been the President and Publisher at the Asheville
Citizen-Times since 1996. |
|
October 12, 2005
Timothy Hughes, a member of the Youth Leadership Asheville 4 class, serves on NC Civic Education
Consortium grant review committee.
Timothy Hughes, a junior at A.C. Reynolds High School, will be serving on the NC Civic Education
Consortium grant review committee. As a committee member, Tim will be reviewing a number of grant
proposals from across the state and joining with other committee members to make funding recommendations
to the Consortium. Ranging from $1,000 to $10,000, the purpose of these grants is to fund innovative,
collaborative civic education projects that develop effective citizenship among North Carolina's children
and youth. Since its inception, the program has awarded over $347,000 to 59 outstanding projects across the
state. Tim will be traveling to Chapel Hill, NC on November 4th to meet with all participants of the
grant review committee. |
|
|
Back to News
|
|
|
