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Thompson continued, those whom you actively recruit run the gamut within the "99%" as well as the "1%." In my opinion, it is the friendships you are spawning in the Leadership Orlando program, and other Central Florida Partnership programs leading to genuine partnership among that mix of paradigms, that is making Central Florida cutting edge! That vision for engaging the breadth of leadership types that has gotten Leadership Orlando to this point today is a core part of what I find so exciting about Central Florida now and so encouraging for our future! It is my understanding that Leadership Orlando 'broke the mold' decades ago when it transitioned from the traditionally-based community leadership programs that were exclusive in their participant selection, to the one here that promotes inclusiveness of professionals, industry sectors, and demographics, embracing newcomers and life-long residents alike. I do appreciate all you all are doing to make this a sustainable reality. It makes recommending Leadership Orlando easy and I'm unapologetically discriminating about my 'dot-connecting' recommendations, Thompson concludes. Class 83 begins in April, with Yolanda Cade, Managing Director of Public Relations for the American Automobile Association (AAA) serving as Class Chair. The online enrollment form and the full schedule may be accessed at www.LeadershipOrlando.org. Should you have questions, contact Kathy Panter at 407.835.2499 or via email at Kathy.Panter@ideastoresults.org. About Leadership Orlando Working together with Orlando, Inc., (Regional Entrepreneurship), BusinessForce (Public Policy Advocacy), and myregion.org (Regional Research & Resolves), the Central Florida Partnership is moving "Ideas to Results." Click here to learn more about Leadership Orlando Send this page to a friend Show Other Stories |








"One of the things I appreciate most about Leadership Orlando - especially as compared to my experiences with Chamber-sponsored leadership programs in two other major cities - is the breadth of the types of leaders who participate," says Dr. Phyllis VanDyke Thompson, P.V.T. Enterprises, Inc."
My Leadership Orlando classmate, Jason Schrago, CNL Commercial Real Estate, and I stumbled onto a mutual connection from Nashville playing "who do you know?" while standing in line at the Leadership Orlando "Daytona International Speedway" outing. "Certainly no other city's program can match that as a high speed networking spot and I'm sure Jason joins me in supporting our Tennessee colleague's application -- we both started emailing him on the spot to recommend Leadership Orlando as a great opportunity to get to know Central Florida better, and instantly become part of a wonderful network of business leaders.