MARIN LEADERS INSTITUTE

"Leaders grow; they are not made." -Peter Drucker

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About Marin Leaders Institute
The Marin Leaders Institute (MLI) is an innovative, intensive leadership development program designed for established nonprofit executive directors hailing from a wide range of fields and leaders of faith communities. 

Our Approach to Leadership Development

The MLI approach to leadership development is holistic in scope and long-range in view. Through diverse learning modes, participants will increase their ability to effectively lead their organizations. Participants will engage in mutual learning activities through peer learning and small group work. They will learn how to take care of themselves as individuals and as organizational leaders, renew their connection to their passion and purpose in work, and develop a deeper awareness of their personal leadership strengths and needs.

Curriculum
Curriculum is uniquely shaped by participant involvement, with an emphasis on small group work, independent initiative and personal exploration through reading, writing, and reflection.

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2009-2010 Schedule
The yearlong program will begin with an opening retreat at St. Dorothy’s Rest Retreat Center (Occidental) from Sunday, April 19 - Tuesday, April 21, 2009.  The closing retreat will be held March 14-16, 2010.

Half-day monthly seminars will be held the first Thursday of each month, beginning May 7, 2009 (there will be no meeting in August or December, July’s meeting will be held July 9).  Monthly sessions will be held at the Center’s offices at 555 Northgate Drive in San Rafael.

Funded with a grant from the Marin Community Foundation. 

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2009/2010 MLI Participants



Left to Right: Carol Burton, Centerforce; Diane Linn, Ritter Center; Rachel Watts, The MYC; Deanna Euritt, Novato Human Needs Center; Julie Cassel, Halleck Creek Institute; Nancy Dow Moody, Lifehouse; Tina Swanson, The Bay Institute; Judy Katsin, Marin County School Volunteers; and Benjamin Aune, Operation Access.