FAIRHOPE, Alabama — The 2011-12 Leadership Baldwin class
convened in October with a retreat at Camp Beckwith in Fairhope.
Its first monthly class will take place Thursday in Bay Minette and
focus on local judicial and governmental issues. …
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convened in October with a retreat at Camp Beckwith in Fairhope.
Its first monthly class will take place Thursday in Bay Minette and
focus on local judicial and governmental issues. Topics of upcoming
monthly sessions include state government, the environment,
insurance, economic development, education, workforce training and
arts and culture. The monthly session topics are designed to give
class members an opportunity to learn more about topics that are
relevant countywide, but may not be a part of their everyday work
environment.
interact with each other. According to Dr. Cindy Wilson, program
director, the class is a snapshot of the diversity of the county
itself.
mixture with regard to workplaces and interests,” Wilson
said.
businesses, large institutions, municipalities and non-profits. The
two-day retreat included sessions on identifying leadership
qualities, teambuilding, recognizing personality types, and a
history of Baldwin County. The class will now meet monthly through
May 2012.
sponsored by the University of South Alabama Baldwin County and
Baldwin County United. Program details are online at
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