Stanley K. Lacy Executive Leadership Series Seeking Applicants for Class XLI

INDIANAPOLIS – The Stanley K. Lacy Executive Leadership Series® (SKL®) is seeking emerging community leaders to apply for Class XLI. Applications are available online at www.SKLIndy.com. Applications are due on Monday, April 11. 

Each class features an in-depth look at pertinent issues facing the region. Topics range from education, community development, health and human services, to the environment, quality of life, economic development and more.

Among the many benefits class members receive are the opportunities to:

• Meet business and civic leaders who have had an impact on the Greater Indianapolis community.

• Glean insight from civic leaders and decision-makers who act as “faculty” for SKL.

• Develop positive and meaningful relationships with fellow class members and the class moderator.

• Build a network of community contacts that will be helpful in future community service efforts.

“The SKL Series is a valuable program for ascending talent in our city,” said Rebecca King, SKL Program Director. “I strongly encourage organizations to look deep within their ranks for those who best fit the SKL Series’ criteria and support their emerging leaders to apply.”

Applicants are selected on the basis of professional achievement and community involvement. Applicants should have a demonstrated interest in community issues, be an experienced leader in voluntary community activities, occupy a position reflecting significant achievement relative to age and experience, have lived in the Greater Indianapolis area for three or more years and be between the ages of 25 and 45.

SKL Class XLI will take place from September 2016 to June 2017. Classes meet on a monthly basis.

Questions about the program can be directed to Rebecca King, SKL Program Director, at 317.860.3673 or [email protected].

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About the Stanley K. Lacy Executive Leadership Series
Formed in 1976 by the Lacy Family, the SKL Series seeks to expand the ranks of community leadership by providing a broad range of emerging leaders with the knowledge and incentive to confront the needs of our community. Each year 25 central Indiana professionals are selected to participate in the program.

About Leadership Indianapolis
Leadership Indianapolis works to educate, inspire and mobilize community leaders to serve and strengthen greater Indianapolis. Leadership Indianapolis offers three community leadership programs, the Stanley K. Lacy Executive Leadership Series, LEAD and Opportunity Indianapolis, and other events and programming to develop community leaders. For more information, visit www.leadershipindianapolis.com.