Read how two LT alumni, Mary Pugh, LT’86, and Julie Pham, LT’16, exemplify LT’s values of curiosity and belonging in their workplaces.
Read MoreExperience the profound transformation of the LT Flagship Program through the lens of Alexandra Zelle Rettman, LT’23. Zelle shares how her journey with LT has not only enriched her leadership skills but also ignited a profound sense of purpose within her. In her own words, “Leadership Tomorrow gave me a new sense of purpose in the work I do, how I behave, the way I approach conversations, what success looks like, and so much more.”
Read MoreStep into the shoes of Ciera Young, an LT'23 cohort member, and discover how LT has helped her build confidence and expand her thoughts on what leadership can look like. As a recent Seattle resident, Ciera speaks to how LT has connected her to the region and the changemakers who are shaping it. Through meaningful connections with her cohort-mates and the greater LT community, Ciera has established lifelong friendships.
Read MoreGet a glimpse into the transformative experience of the LT Flagship Program. In this View from the Cohort, Tunny Vann shares how LT is helping him become a leader who empowers others to show up as their authentic selves. He speaks about the importance of Collective Leadership and challenging systems, and he shares how connecting with his cohort-mates has been the highlight of his LT journey.
Read MoreLT recently held its second full-day retreat focused on racial equity. Alumni who participated in the retreat spanned the decades, with graduates from 1990 to 2022! Check out testimonials and photos from this special day!
Read MoreIn March 2022, Felicia Ishino, LT’21, facilitated a conversation with Sean Goode, Executive Director of Choose 180, and fellow community advocate, Dr. Ben Danielson, during the Leadership Tomorrow’s Health and Wellbeing Challenge Day. Felicia and Sean continued their conversation after the Challenge Day and in November 2022, Sankofa Impact and Choose 180 embarked on a pilgrimage to Germany and the American South.
Read MoreOn May 20, 2022, LT held its first full-day retreat focused on racial equity. After online programming for 2+ years, the magic of physically being together was palpable. The event was designed to meet alumni at their learning edges – from those who have tremendous experience and expertise to those who are just starting this work. Alumni who participated in the retreat spanned the decades, with graduates from 1989 to 2021! Check out testimonials and photos from this special day!
Read MoreArchana Verma, LT’22, is Director of Marketing at United Way of King County. In our View From the Class series, we ask current class members to share what they’re learning, what’s challenging them, what has surprised them, and which of LT’s values resonates most with them. Read about Archana’s experience in LT and how LT is impacting her leadership.
Read MoreLiam O’Connor, LT’22, is Managing Director at Concentrix. In our View From the Class series, we ask current class members to share what they’re learning, what’s challenging them, what has surprised them, and which of LT’s values resonates most with them. Read about Liam’s experience in LT and how LT is impacting his leadership.
Read MoreDr. Stephan Blanford, LT’97, is the Executive Director of Children’s Alliance. Read about Stephan’s work advocating for children in our state, how LT has impacted his life personally (he met his wife in LT) and professionally, and which of LT’s values resonate most with him.
“My participation in LT was an inflection point for my leadership, as I undertook my first nonprofit role during my LT year, inspired by the nonprofit leaders I met and the impact that I saw that they were having in our community. I gained an understanding of the interconnectedness of seemingly disparate issues and how a concise and potent problem analysis and theory of action could be a difference maker in whatever arena one chose to apply their talents.”
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