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LEADERSHIP GREATER HARTFORD 

LGH Core Training Programs:

 

What You Can Expect from Leadership Training:

  • Discover and tap into your strengths.
     
  • Develop skills in communication, problem solving, and team building.
     
  • Experience working with a committed group of diverse individuals.
     
  • Learn more about Hartford, important community issues, and how you can
    make a difference.
     
  • Meet and network with talented, interesting people from Greater Hartford.

 

LGH Services:

  • LGH Training Programs
  • Leadership Networking Events
  • Leadership Training Workshops
  • Customized Consulting Services
  • Enneagram Personality Evaluation & Training

 

Our Mission:

Leadership Greater Hartford awakens and develops the leadership potential of people, connects diverse leaders around shared interests and inspires them to build strong and vibrant communities throughout the region.


Leadership Greater Hartford is one of the most prominent leadership organizations in the country.  We encourage and prepare diverse people to address common concerns in our community.

No matter what your age, socioeconomic level, home town, or occupation, Leadership Greater Hartford has a program to help you further your career or  your retirement, your interests, and your relationships in Greater Hartford.   We combine first class leadership skill enhancement with first hand insights into Hartford’s accomplishments and challenges and hands-on team projects.  No other organization or program offers this unique mix of personal and professional development with real-world results.

In 1977, members of the Greater Hartford Chamber of Commerce, with financial support from the Hartford Foundation for Public Giving, created a yearlong leadership training program, known then as the Leadership Greater Hartford program. LGH was founded to address four goals:

  • Provide current and emerging leaders with the skills and knowledge needed to be effective in a changing world;
  • Create a network that reflects and embraces the wide diversity of leadership within the community;
  • Provide a forum for people from different experiences to come together and undertake collaborative endeavors;
  • Engage members to assume important community leadership roles for the future.

Since then, more than 4,000 have participated in our leadership programs. They range from emerging youth leaders to older adults redefining "retirement."  

Today, our mission has evolved to reflect our broader purpose and audience:

"We awaken and help realize the leadership potential of people and inspire them to build strong and vibrant workplaces and communities throughout Greater Hartford."

Leadership Greater Hartford operates based on the following core values:

Leadership 

We believe that the potential for leadership resides within everyone and that it can grow if continuously nurtured.

Community

We build healthy communities by developing and connecting leaders who are committed to the common good.

Collaboration

We build alliances and partnerships to leverage diverse strengths and perspectives around shared interests.

Engagement

We act as a catalyst to inform, develop and inspire people to take on meaningful leadership roles in the community.

About our Board of Directors

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A Board of Directors governs Leadership Greater Hartford and represents all of our stakeholders, programs and the communities with whom we partner. The 2008 LGH Board of Directors is:

Board of Directors:

Ted Carroll, Leadership Greater Hartford
President


Elizabeth Ceriello, Otis Elevator
Chair

Dick Rogers, ConnectiCare, Inc. & Affiliates
Vice-Chair

Lee Erdmann, City of Hartford
Treasurer

Joelle M. Hayes
, Travelers
Secretary

Anne Bartosewicz-Mele, Northeast Utilities
Nancy Bernstein, Women's Health Connecticut
Debra M. Borrero, Office of Governor M. Jodi Rell
Matthew Broderick, The Hartford
Xiangming Chen, Trinity College
Chris Clarke, West Hartford
Brendan Fox, The Law Offices of Jay F. Malcynsky, P.C.
Brian Haendiges, ING
Michael Harrington, Murtha Cullina LLP
Walter Juncker, Glastonbury
Andrew Lattimer, Blum, Shapiro & Company, P.C.
Estela Lopez, East Hartford
Meg McCabe, Aetna
Adam McLaughlin, Webster Bank
Nancy Meyer, The Hartford Courant
Patrick Murphy, Horton International, LLC

Wilfredo Nieves, Middlesex Community College
Tom Perkins, Corporation for Independent Living
Dawn Peterson Jones, The Bushnell Center for the Peforming Arts
Robert Pitocco, Connecticut State Department of Education.
Ann R. Smith, State of Connecticut/AFCAMP
Margaret Tantillo, Girl Scouts of Connecticut
Deremius Williams, Anthem Blue Cross and Blue Shield