Registration open July 22 - September 2, 2024.

Leadership Launchpad is MAT's newest and most innovative framework for developing leadership skills and capacity, designed specifically for early to mid-career natural resource conservation professionals.
 
This cohort will help guide you on your path to practice inclusive and integral ways of leading in whatever spaces you wish to navigate.  
 
The objectives for your leadership launchpad program include: 

  • Identifying your strengths in leadership
  • Advancing your leadership journey with supportive relationships 
  • Creating an environment of celebration and appreciation 
Through dynamic live sessions, you'll collaborate with fellow cohort members, forging invaluable partnerships and gaining insights to propel your leadership journey forward. In addition, you’ll explore your inner wisdom that will help you be more authentic, effective and confident. Additionally, the asynchronous platform offers a rich tapestry of resources, fostering daily connections, thought-provoking discussions, and expert guidance from our faculty. Together, we'll delve into reflective communication, relationship-building strategies, and discover your true leadership style. We hope that this opportunity will chart your success with a custom "how to navigate the path" plan.
 
The program week is September 16-20, 2024. Some prep work is required between September 2-16, 2024 (can be completed at your convenience - no live sessions during these dates). The agenda includes three live, virtual sessions from 1:00-3:00 PM Eastern on Monday, Wednesday and Friday of the program week. The live sessions are supplemented with engagement on the asynchronous platform, matlearning.org, to deepen discovery and reflection. Please note that this cohort requires 10-12 hours of your commitment including 6 hours of virtual attendance.

Fee for the pilot cohort is $149 - 50% off the cost of subsequent sessions.

Certificates of completion will be issued to those who participate in each of the live sessions and asynchronous activities. 


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