McCain Institute Next Generation Leaders Program 2019/2020 (Fully-funded)

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Deadline: February 15, 2019

Applications are open for the McCain Institute Next Generation Leaders Program 2019/2020. The program is designed to identify, train, network and empower a diverse group of emerging, character-driven leaders from the United States and around the world.

The program offers a unique blend of professional development, exposure to top-level policymakers and formal training in leadership. At four junctures throughout the year, the program provides hands-on training focused on values, ethics and leadership, media and communications skills; and best practice examples of American business, political and civic life.

A key aspect of the program is each NGL’s preparation of an individual Leadership Action Plan (LAP). Aimed at defining the tangible steps and actions the NGLs will take to bring about positive change in their home communities, the LAP becomes the central project of the development year

Click here to apply

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