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06/09/2015

Are You an Exceptional Leader?

Great opportunities to help others seldom come, but small ones surround us every day.
Sally Koch

After recognizing Emerging Leaders under the age of 45 in the May/June issue, the Exchange Leadership Initiative is seeking to recognize exceptional leaders from around the world over the age of 45.  Through these searches, we are exploring ways of highlighting leaders, and growing in our understanding of the qualities, training, support, and skill sets that underlie leadership.  It is our intention that Exchange, in collaboration with other professional organizations, continues the search and support for leadership in early childhood education.  Once identified, these leaders will be invaluable in plotting our ideas and initiatives into the future — they will lead us.

Check out these criteria for "Master Leaders" below and apply for recognition before July 15.

LEADERSHIP
Experienced professionals (over age 45) who have proven themselves as able leaders in their organization, and who are taking leadership in building the profession and advocating for children and families at the local, state, and/or national levels.

ROLES
Master Leaders include organization managers, advocates, trainers, writers, researchers, counselors, public officials, policy makers — anyone who has an impactful career trajectory serving young children, families, and early childhood professionals.

KNOWLEDGE BASE
Professionals who show a deep understanding of early childhood research, principles, and practices, including addressing diversity and equity.

SPIRIT
Professionals demonstrating the ability to work collaboratively, to build networks around key issues, and to demonstrate perseverance in pursuing difficult objectives.



California Baptist University.




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