Exciting New Leadership Program Launches in Montgomery County

Exciting New Leadership Program Launches in Montgomery County

Montgomery County is buzzing with excitement over an innovative new venture aimed at *sharpening the leadership skills* of its current and future leaders. Leadership Montgomery County (LMC) has teamed up with the *Center for Executive Development* at Texas A&M University’s Mays Business School. This partnership is poised to take LMC’s highly regarded Leadership Master Class to the next level, offering participants even more tools and resources to thrive in their leadership journeys.

What’s the Partnership All About?

The new collaboration is designed specifically for *graduates of LMC’s Signature Class*—those who have already shown a commitment to understanding and addressing community issues. By joining forces with Texas A&M, LMC aims to enhance the educational experiences available to its members, giving them the opportunity to deepen their expertise and expand their impact in Montgomery County.

Sarah Rhea, the Executive Director of LMC, expressed her enthusiasm for the new partnership, stating, “Partnering with the Center for Executive Development at Texas A&M aligns perfectly with our mission of *growing the leaders* in our community. Our core value of Lifetime Learning highlights that there’s always room for leaders to grow, and this is a valuable next step for these leaders to expand their knowledge and capabilities.”

What to Expect from the Leadership Master Class?

The LMC Leadership Master Class will run from October through April and consist of six full-day sessions, each hosted by various partner chambers dotted throughout the area. These include the *Conroe/Lake Conroe Chamber*, *Greater EMC Chamber*, *Greater Magnolia Parkway Chamber*, and *The Woodlands Area Chamber of Commerce*.

Each session will not only focus on developing robust leadership skills but will also shine a light on the specific area of Montgomery County where it’s being held. Participants can anticipate *interacting with local leaders* and learning about the unique challenges and opportunities within each community. How great is that?

A Well-Established Organization

For those unfamiliar with LMC, it’s a nonprofit organization with a solid reputation for enhancing the skills of both emerging and existing leaders in Montgomery County. For over 35 years, this organization has worked tirelessly to prepare individuals to serve their community better, having successfully guided more than 1,000 leaders through its programs.

In 2022, they expanded their offerings by introducing the Leadership Summit, a one-day event open to all community members. This summit complements their flagship programs and emphasizes their commitment to broadening leadership development opportunities in Montgomery County.

What About Texas A&M’s Center for Executive Development?

The *Center for Executive Development (CED)* at Texas A&M University is known for its customized programs tailored to meet the specific needs of organizations. With over 50 years of experience, CED focuses on providing tools to develop ethical leaders capable of navigating challenges in varied business environments. Their expertise dovetails beautifully with LMC’s objectives and values, creating a powerful synergy aimed at fostering *effective leadership* throughout the region.

Looking Ahead

This meaningful partnership not only strengthens the leadership landscape in Montgomery County but also opens doors to greater *community engagement* and *collaboration*. As the new Leadership Master Class launches, many are eager to see how it will shape the next generation of leaders and encourage ongoing development to address local issues.

To learn more about how you can get involved or to find additional information about Leadership Montgomery County, interested parties are encouraged to visit their official website. Montgomery County is ready to lead the way—will you be part of the journey? Stay tuned for updates on the exciting sessions ahead!