A New Africa Leadership Initiative (ALI)/East Africa Class Launches in Kenya
A New Africa Leadership Initiative (ALI)/East Africa Class Launches in
Twenty-three newly minted ALI/East Africa Fellows from
Fellows are competitively selected, highly accomplished, entrepreneurial leaders between the ages of 35-50, who will engage in a series of four Aspen-style moderated seminars designed to help them move from "success to significance." They are men and women who come primarily from business, but also from civil society and government.
In this seminar, Fellows explore what effective enlightened leaders do -- and do not do -- and develop a personal leadership handbook.
Over the next 18 months, the Fellows will participate in three other seminars as part of the fellowship experience: the Aspen Seminar (in
The ALI/East Africa Fellowship is aimed at building a corps of values-based leaders who will contribute to their countries and the region in tangible ways. Toward this end, all Fellows take on a leadership project that harnesses their personal passions and talents toward addressing a real need and making a difference in their communities.
The ALI/East Africa Fellows join more than 800 Fellows from 38 countries in the Aspen Global Leadership Network, all of whom have participated in one of the 13 Aspen-inspired leadership initiatives in the
The East Africa Leadership Initiative was made possible thanks to generous support from Google.org , donations from members of the ALI/East Africa Foundation Board of Trustees and private donors from the