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Subject:Board Correspondence - FW: Institute Impact: Orange County Campus Kickoff!
Date:Wednesday, September 11, 2024 2:47:49 PM
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Sent: Wednesday, September 11, 2024 12:03 PM
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Subject: Institute Impact: Orange County Campus Kickoff!
Institute Impact: Orange County Campus Kick-off
in Santa Ana, CA
Pictured: Foundation COO Paul Danczyk moderating a panel on leadership in county government with
panelists: Zac Henson, Carolina Herrera, Dana Schultz, and Jessica Witt
Our cohort in Orange County, California is off to a great start!
On Friday, September 6, 48 participants from Orange and Riverside County
began their journey towards an executive credential. Over the course of 10
classes participants will engage on themes ranging from social to self-awareness
with a focus on leadership and governance. The kickoff course featured a panel
on Leadership in County Government featuring Orange County Business Services
Deputy Director, Zac Henson, Assistant Treasurer-Tax Collector, Dana Schultz,
Government & Community Relations Director, Jessica Witt, and Riverside County
Director of Legislative Advocacy & Governmental Affairs, Carolina Herrera.
Learn more about our Executive Credential Program!
Upcoming virtual courses from our new instructors!
138 Strengthening Political Acumen and Social Awareness
(Virtual/Statewide) September 27, 2024 - 9am to 2:30pm
Learning Objectives:
•To deeply consider the relationship between leadership and power
•To identify strategies for increasing personal influence
•To learn strategies for navigating organizational politics
Instructor: Peter Wright, PhD, is an executive consultant, specializing in public service
leadership and governance across California. His current work focuses on local
government at the county level, chambers of commerce, and school boards. Previous
engagements included efforts at the collegiate administrative level on emergency
management and has served in leadership positions for both non-profit organizations
and governmental agencies.
Register for 138 Here
155 Who Am I As A Leader?
(Virtual/Statewide) October 10, 2024 - 9am to 2:30pm
The biggest variable in your department’s success is your leadership. This was true
when you first promoted into a supervisory position and it’s still true today - although
there are a few key differences. In your first role you were responsible for a smaller
function and team. Today, you’re more experienced, and lead larger teams with
bigger budgets and more complex challenges. The risks are higher and so is the
pressure. What you bring to the equation influences culture, engagement, retention,
and your ability to accomplish your team’s mission. Through this class you’ll evaluate
how your values, strengths, and mindsets influence how you show up as a leader – and
the results you get. You’ll define what success looks like for you as a leader and
develop an action plan to help maximize your effectiveness as an executive leader.
Instructor: Jamie Crews Ed.D. is a certified Senior HR professional with nearly two
decades of public sector HR experience. She specializes in strategic talent
management with an emphasis in leadership and organizational development. Jamie
helped establish the County of Orange’s first Organizational Development function and
now serves as the Director of Learning & Organizational Development.
Register for 155 Here
122 Equity Driven Leadership: Applications to Senior-Level Public
Service
(Virtual/Statewide) December 6, 2024 - 9am to 2:30pm
About the instructor: Jei Africa Psy.D. is the director of Behavioral Health and
Recovery Services. Africa was most recently director of Behavioral Health and
Recovery Services for the County of Marin, where he focused on expanding community
outreach to underserved communities, expanded the continuum of care for justice-
involved clients and led the acquisition of several critical residential facility projects
for those with mental health and substance abuse conditions.
Prior to that role, he served for over a decade as the director of the Office of Diversity
and Equity within San Mateo County Health. Africa, the first openly transgender
county behavioral health director in the United States, was instrumental in the
opening of a transgender health clinic and spearheaded development of the first
multi-disciplinary behavioral health LGBTQ+ community center in San Mateo County.
Register for 122 Here
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