leadership Westerville program

  • Home
  • About
  • Community Leadership Program
  • Alumni
  • MLK Legacy Project
  • Senior Services
  • Contact Us

Welcome to the Class of 2026!

Sara Acocks, Westerville Area Resource Ministry
Amanda Adkins, Westerville Public Library 
Melanie Amato, Westerville City School District
James Blake, Nationwide Children's Hospital
Vickie Bradley, Self-employed
Andrea Champoux, Westerville Area Chamber
Karli Collins, Westerville City School District
Grant Crawford, City of Westerville
Greg Dayton, City of Westerville
Stacy Hathaway, City of Westerville
Mathew Hoy, Lehman Daman Construction Services
Patrick Kindig, City of Westerville
Sarah Kundla, Self-employed
Tiffany Lipstreu, Otterbein University
Robert McCabe, Lifeline Christian Mission
Dara Pence, OhioHealth
Shante Pritchett, OSU Physicians Outpatient Care New Albany
Char Stille, Holderbaum Painting
Tiffiny Turney, Mount Carmel St. Ann's
Jackie Washburn, Vawter Management
Emily White, Nationwide Children's Hospital 
Matt Yoder, City of Westerville

Class of 2026 Is Now iN session!

The Leadership Westerville program year runs from September through May. Participants are expected to attend one full day session, 9 a.m. to 4 p.m., per month (dates on application). Tuition for each participant is $950. Tuition covers participant materials, assessments, meals, speakers, a headshot, and rental fees.

aBOUT THE PROGRAM

A dynamic nine-month leadership program focused on developing well informed, empowered community leaders. Focused on advancing the greater Westerville area, the Leadership Westerville program looks to educate and enlist participants to become community leaders through civic engagement, stewardship and collaboration.

about the Curriculum

With a balance of providing the tools and connections to grow as a community leader, along with helping you become more self aware of your leadership skills, the Leadership curriculum takes a hybrid approach towards community leadership development.

Sessions include personal development workshops like strengths coaching, servant leadership, effective communication and more. Participants also engage in workshops to become better connected with the nonprofit community, experience firsthand how our city functions with tours and meet-and-greets with City officials and engage in deep conversations related to identifying community needs.

Thank you to our Lunch Sponsors!

Picture
Picture
Picture

Alumni testimonial

"My Leadership Westerville class included many emerging leaders who, like me, wanted to learn more about our city, and how best to serve it...At the conclusion of our program, our class was challenged to not let this Leadership Westerville experience be the last thing that we do for Westerville.  I took that challenge to heart, and subsequently participated in all three Citizen's Academies (Police, Fire and Citizen), joined several local Boards, Commissions and Organizations, and was elected to Westerville City Council (2019).  Leadership Westerville sparked my community involvement; and I recommend this program highly for those who want to serve our City and its residents."

- Kenneth L. Wright

Building a better community!


Hours

M-F: 8:30 a.m. - 4:30 p.m.

Telephone

(614) 882-8917

Email

[email protected]
  • Home
  • About
  • Community Leadership Program
  • Alumni
  • MLK Legacy Project
  • Senior Services
  • Contact Us