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Introducing LEAP Corporate Annual Contributors
LEAP is proud to introduce and thank a special group of companies who have joined with LEAP in partnership to show their commitment to diversity in the workplace, encourage LEAP's mission to grow leaders - specifically engaged, talented, and diverse leaders, and supports the API community.
For over 28 years, LEAP has changed the lives of over 25,000 people across geographies, generations, and genders; supported the strengthening of diverse Asian and Pacific Islander (API) communities and influenced over 2,000 organizations across the private, public and nonprofit sectors. We are immensely proud of the impact we have made in “growing leaders” and we're pleased that we will be able to continue doing so with the help of our Corporate Annual Contributors.
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 As part of our long-term strategy on research of Asian Pacific American (APA) representation in top leadership roles, LEAP’s 2009 APA Representation on Fortune 100 Boards
marks the first of a series of reports measuring the inclusion at the
highest levels of the American workplace including public, private,
foundation, education and nonprofit sectors. LEAP’s 2009 APA Representation on Fortune 100 Boards
shows that despite the business and economic clout of the group, APAs
remain absent from corporate boards. 76% of Fortune 100 companies lack
APA representation on their boardrooms. In 2009, 23 Asian Pacific
Americans held just 27 board seats at 24 companies in the Fortune
100. APAs constitute over 5% of the US population and more than
$500 billion in purchasing power.
Read the highlights of the report here, or download a PDF copy.
MORE INFORMATION:
Press Release Report Download : PDF
FOR ADDITIONAL INFORMATION, PLEASE CONTACT:
Rima K. Matsumoto
Vice President of Research and Strategic Alliances
(202) 412-4190
rmatsumoto@leap.org
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**New Spring 2010 Date and location added**
This highly interactive and thought-provoking 2.5-day program is designed to prepare senior-level Asian and Pacific Islander Managers to assume the next level of management and acquire skills to meet the challenges of executive leadership in leading their companies to continued growth and profitability in the global marketplace. Register today!
Program Location and Dates
March 1-3, 2010, Bolger Conference Center, Potomac, MD
October 4-6, 2010, Pacific Palms Conference Resort, Los Angeles, CA
Tuition
$4,500 (Includes instruction, materials, and meals. Travel and lodging not included)
Register Online
More Information
Download the 2009 Senior Manager Leadership Forum brochure
Frequently Asked Questions
For additional information, please contact:
Linda Akutagawa
Sr. Vice President of Resource & Business Development
(213) 485- 1422 x 4115
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The Emerging Leaders
Program (ELP) is a three part, six-month program designed to build
nonprofit organizational capacity by developing Asian and Pacific
Islander (API) staff for future and current leadership and management
roles in nonprofit organizations as well as increasing the retention of
APIs who are committed to working in the nonprofit sector.
Target
participants: Mid- to senior level nonprofit staff and
managers looking to enhance or further develop their leadership skills.
2009 class- Program Dates and Locations
PART 1: August 3 - 7, 2009 -
Kellogg West Conference Center, Pomona, CA
PART 2: Ongoing (One-on-one
coaching over 6 months)
PART 3: November 15 - 17, 2009 -
Kellogg West Conference Center, Pomona, CA
Tuition:
$500 per person - includes instruction workbook, all meals, roundtrip
airfare from home city to Los Angeles and lodging for Parts 1 &
3.
Register
Online
MORE INFORMATION
Flyer
Download : PDF
Read more about the Emerging Leaders Program |
Sponsored by American
Express
Sponsored by Coca-Cola Official
Airline Sponsor
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The Executive Directors Leadership Program
(EDLP) is a three part, six-month program designed to give Executive
Directors the knowledge, skills, and support they need to effectively
lead, manage and move their organizations forward.
Grounded in LEAP’s Leadership Framework and
philosophy, this program examines leadership development from an Asian
and Pacific Islander cultural lens. Participants will combine personal
and professional growth in the context of their work, explore and
advance meaningful leadership practices, and sharpen strategic
management skills.
2009-2010 Class - Program Dates and
Locations:
PART 1: September 14 – 18, 2009 - Pomona, CA
PART 2: Ongoing (One-on-one coaching over 6 months)
PART 3: March 14 - 16, 2010 - Pomona, CA
Who Should Attend: - Asian and Pacific
Islander (API) Executive Directors of nonprofit organizations with less
than 7-8 years experience as a nonprofit Executive Director.
Participants do not have to lead an Asian or Pacific Islander
organization.
Tuition: $500 per person -
includes instruction workbook, all meals, roundtrip airfare from U.S.
home city to Los Angeles and lodging for Parts 1 & 3.
Register Online
MORE INFORMATION
Flyer
Download : PDF
Read more about the Executive Directors
Leadership Program |
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Honoring Outstanding
LEAP Program Alumni
3rd Annual David R. Barclay Alumni Leadership Award
Leadership Education for Asian Pacifics,
Inc. (LEAP) announces the 3rd Annual David R. Barclay Leadership Award
to honor the memory of Dave Barclay, a past LEAP Board member, trainer,
consultant, advisor and volunteer.
This Leadership Award is presented annually
to an alumnus of a LEAP program who exemplifies, through his or her
professional or community involvement, the values that Dave Barclay was
committed to: equal opportunity, social justice, diversity
and inclusion, integrity and servant leadership. As the first
African American to be appointed a corporate officer at the then Hughes
Aircraft Company, Dave was active in numerous community and industry
organizations. In particular, he was an active supporter and
volunteer with LEAP for over 20 years. He was a noted diversity expert
and wrote extensively on equal employment opportunity, affirmative
action, diversity and employee problem resolution.
Nominations for the 2010 Award are now being
accepted. If you would like to nominate a LEAP program
alumnus for this award, please download the nomination form here: PDF:
DAVID R. BARCLAY LEADERSHIP AWARD NOMINATION FORM
or the WORD
DOC VERSION HERE.
The recipient of this Leadership Award will
be honored at the LEAP Leadership Awards Dinner and will receive, in
addition to a commemorative award, a stipend for herself/himself or a
designee of her/his choice to enroll in one of LEAP’s leadership
programs or to have LEAP conduct a one-day workshop in the U.S. for an
organization of
the recipient’s choosing.
Submissions must be postmarked by March 1,
2010.
For more information about the 3rd Annual
David R. Barclay Leadership Award, please contact: Nancy Yap
at nyap@leap.org
or 213.485.1422 ext 4119
Contribution are also accepted to fund the
David R. Barclay Leadership Award!
To contribute, contact Linda Akutagawa at lakutagawa@leap.org
or 213.485.1422 ext. 4115 or contribute online. |
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Donate to LEAP online or give to
LEAP through the Asian Pacific Community Fund, a
network of community organizations focused on enhancing the lives of
Asian Pacific Islanders (APIs) throughout Los Angeles County. For more
information click
here |
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