1. Arizona Civic Leadership Collaborative
1/13/2011

2. Three Components COMMUNITY OUTREACH AND CITIZEN EDUCATION
STATEWIDE COLLABORATIONS
CIVIC LEADERSHIP ACADEMY
ARIZONA
CENTER FOR CIVIC LEADERSHIP

3. Leadership Council Advise the Arizona Center for Civic Leadership
Be a community voice about the importance of training Arizona’s future leaders
Assist with identifying high-level mentors
Help build support for strengthening civic leadership in Arizona

4. Flinn-Brown Civic Leadership Academy
Two classes of about 25 per year
12 seminar sessions March 11-May 20
State policy, perspectives, and getting things done
Case studies
Individual plans
Mentoring
Alumni Network

5. Opportunities for You Recruitment and nomination Mentoring
Content feedback

6. Leadership Collaborative
Strengthen civic leadership in Arizona by working together on:
Common priorities, such as products to highlight local and regional work, resources, and communication
The “pipeline” of civic education, engagement, and leadership at all ages
Connecting an ever-expanding number and scope of groups and people to civic leadership
Success metrics
Academy and center feedback

7. Products Thus Far AzCivicLeadership.org
Directory of Leadership Programs

8. Opportunities for You
Web contributions—calendar, events, features, reports…
Directory contributions and additions
Connections to new groups

9. Communication Program
Committee of practitioners and professionals to help:
Inform organizations and individuals about civic leadership and its importance to Arizona
Foster civic engagement and involvement to enhance civic organizations and leadership throughout Arizona
Encourage participation in local and regional programs and creation of the “pipeline” of civic leadership skills and participation
Publicize collaborative, creative civic actions and results

10. Opportunities for You
Suggest:
Activities
Partnerships
Opportunities

11. Calendar January Launch Azcivicleadership.org
Select Spring 2011 Academy Fellows
Launch Leadership Collaborative
Leadership Council Meets
Launch of Civic Leadership News
February
Nominations for Fall 2011 Academy
March
First Academy Begins
April
Communications Committee Meets
May
Academy Mentoring Program Continues
June
Second Meeting of the Leadership Collaborative
September
Fall 2011 Academy Begins
November
Third Meeting of the Leadership Collaborative

12. Brainstorm
What issues do you face now that could be improved given the expertise of the people and organizations involved here?
What opportunities should this collaborative group take up in 2011?
What are the 3-5 most important items for this group?
What would be the marks of success at the end of 2011?
What roles do you want to play?