EmpowerMT Advanced Leadership Training
EmpowerMT is excited to announce that we will be holding two Advanced Leadership Trainings. The first will be held September 8th & 9th from 9am to 4pm each day at the Missoula Federal Credit Union’s Training Center (3600 Brooks St., Missoula, MT). The second will be held October 13th and 14th from 9am to 4pm each at the Mission Valley United Methodist Church (70715 Hwy 93 approx.mile marker 39.5).
The Advanced Leadership Training is an intensive workshop that teaches participants skills necessary for providing influential leadership in ending discrimination, reducing intergroup conflict, and building inclusive communities and organizations. Through interactive, experiential activities, large and small group dialogue, and opportunities to develop and practice new skills, participants learn how to lead EmpowerMT’s Building Inclusive Community, Workplace & Service Environment Training. This training is an excellent professional development opportunity as well as being the first step in becoming an official EmpowerMT volunteer trainer.
EmpowerMT will also be holding an Advanced Leadership Training on the Flathead Valley in late summer or early fall. We will post more details about that as the planning progresses.
Here is what past participants have had to say:
“EmpowerMT training is great and very hands on insight from the community. I will use what I learned and apply it to my work place and as a parent.”
“Loved the welcoming / accepting attitude by everyone!”
Lunch and snacks will be provided and each training location is ADA compliant.
Please contact EmpowerMT’s Operations Director Jesse Jaeger if you have any questions: jesse@empowermt.org or 406-541-6891
There is limited space in the each Advanced Leadership Training so register today!
Click Here to register for the Missoula Advanced Leadership Training – September 8th and 9th.
Click Here to register for the Flathead & Mission Valley Advanced Leadership Training – October 13th and 14th.
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