"This
leadership program is different because it brings together people who
are leaders within their respective communities and instills in them a
regional perspective," said Chick Krautler, director of ARC. "This
type of regional vision and cooperation bodes well for the future of the
Atlanta region."
Since its inception
in 1991, nearly 600 leaders from the business, government and non-profit
sectors have completed RLI's curriculum that presents the challenges and
issues facing the Atlanta region, ranging from transportation and air
quality to community revitalization and economic development.
Upon completion,
participants are invited to join the Regional Leadership Foundation, which
provides a continuing forum for community leadership and action in the
region.
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