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Central America Leadership Initiative, Class 9 — The Challenge of Leadership

Note: This is a past event, additional resources may be available below.

Nov 11 – 17, 2013
Alajuela

Date

Nov 11 – 17, 2013
2:00am – 10:00am MST

Location

Alajuela

Contact

    [email protected]
    506.8931.0978

Hosts

 

The Central America Leadership Initiative (CALI) is a nonprofit organization that identifies and motivates effective and successful young leaders across Central America, who are capable of guiding their countries as they struggle to align the social and economic demands of the region with local visions of a “good society.”

CALI’s inaugural class was launched in 2004. The program consists of a set of four, five-to-six-day seminars over 18 months, which explore the unique challenges of leadership in our times, and the journey of each leader as they plan their leadership into the future.

Moderators include: 

  • Harry Stachan
  • Hildegard Vazquez
  • Stace Lindsay

To learn more about CALI, visit http://www.centralamericaleadership.net.