28 Alumnae of the Elizabeth Kearney Women's Leadership Program came together to reconnect, build on ideas that surfaced in conversations from November and help launch the beginnings of the Alumnae Association.
Mankato, MN 56001 The YWCA Elizabeth Kearney Women’s Leadership Program has celebrated it’s 7th graduating class this spring. Nearly140 women have gone through this transformational leadership program throughout our region. The YWCA continues to build on their success and the success of the participants who graduate from this program. In November 2013 they held the first alumnae reconnection activity. This July, 28 women came together to reconnect and build on the ideas and kickoff the beginning of the association. YWCA ALUMNAE ASSOCIATION KICKOFF July 24, 2014, 4-7pm
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!!!Mankato, MN 56001 !
The YWCA Elizabeth Kearney Women’s Leadership Program has celebrated it’s 7th graduating class this spring. !Nearly140 women have gone through this transformational leadership program throughout our region.
The YWCA continues to build on their success and the success of the participants who graduate from this program. In November 2013 they held the first alumnae reconnection activity. !!
This July, 28 women came together to reconnect and build on the ideas and kickoff the beginning of the association.
YWCA ALUMNAE ASSOCIATION KICKOFF July 24, 2014, 4-7pm
CONNECTION
EDUCATION
SERVICE
CONNECTION
EDUCATION SERVICE
Connecting back to each other, to the YWCA, and to the YWCA’s Elizabeth Kearney Women’s Leadership Program and Alumnae Association.
Continuing our leadership opportunities, deepening our experience through learning and growing both personally and professionally.
Leveraging our connections and learning to help each other, the YWCA and our community thrive.
Connection, Education and Service were woven throughout all of the conversations that were initiated by alumnae who were engaged in our conversation that day. Themes from conversations that were called around the following topics:
• Investment
• Continued leadership opportunities
• Structure of the association
• Helping others and each other
• Keeping connected to the YWCA’s mission
Values that surfaced throughout these conversations
• Inclusive
• Flexible & Adaptable
• Support & Resources
Continuing our leadership and learning, helping to weave graduates back to the YWCA, being helpful to our community while investing our resources and time in the future of the Alumnae Association and the Elizabeth Kearney Women’s Leadership Program.
THEMES AND VALUES
WHAT MATTERS
NEXT STEPSIntentionally investing our resources and inviting women back to circle to further refine the structure and ongoing development of the Alumnae Association. The YWCA will be asking women from each graduating class to help chart the course for the upcoming year. Starting in September we will begin to move forward and look forward to connecting with you again!
This conversation was Hosted and Harvested by Sowelu Institute in partnership with the YWCA
