As part of the Enhancing Workforce Leadership project, we asked leaders what organizations or resources they employ to help them be better leaders. We aggregated them here on our website (with links and descriptions): http://enhancingworkforceleadership.org/node/393, but are also making them available in this PDF list.

1.
Enhancing
Workforce
Leadership
2011
Resources
Workforce
Leaders
Use
to
Help
Them
Learn
&
Lead
Top
Leadership-­‐Building
Programs,
Organizations
and
Networks
Identified
by
Leaders
1. American
Chamber
of
Commerce
Executives
2. American
Leadership
Forum
3. California
Workforce
Association
4. Center
for
American
Progress
5. Center
for
Creative
Leadership
6. Charleston
County
Citizens'
Academy
7. Charleston
Metro
Chamber
of
Commerce
8. Center
for
Law
and
Social
Policy
9. Club
20
10. Corporation
for
a
Skilled
Workforce
11. Dakota
Future
12. Dallas
Regional
Chamber
13. Denver
Metro
Chamber
Leadership
Foundation
14. Grand
Junction
Economic
Partnership
15. Greater
Houston
Partnership
16. Greater
Lehigh
Valley
Chamber
of
Commerce
17. Greater
Philadelphia
Chamber
of
Commerce
18. Harvard
University
19. Joint
Venture
Silicon
Valley
Network
20. Leadership
Louisville
Center
21. Leadership
Maine
22. Linkedin
-­‐
PROS
in
Workforce
&
Economic
Development
Group
23. Michigan
Works!
Association
24. Minnesota
Workforce
Council
Association
25. National
Association
of
Workforce
Boards
26. National
Governors
Association
27. National
League
of
Cities
28. New
York
Association
of
Training
&
Employment
29. Southeastern
Employment
and
Training
Association
30. Southern
California
Leadership
Network
31. Switch:
How
to
Change
Things
When
Change
is
Hard
32. The
Kansas
Chamber
of
Commerce

2.
Subcategories:
Chambers
of
Commerce
&
Regional
Organizations
1. American
Chamber
of
Commerce
Executives
2. American
Leadership
Forum
3. California
Workforce
Association
4. Charleston
County
Citizens'
Academy
5. Charleston
Metro
Chamber
of
Commerce
6. Club
20
7. Dakota
Future
8. Dallas
Regional
Chamber
9. Denver
Metro
Chamber
Leadership
Foundation
10. Grand
Junction
Economic
Partnership
11. Greater
Houston
Partnership
12. Greater
Lehigh
Valley
Chamber
of
Commerce
13. Greater
Philadelphia
Chamber
of
Commerce
14. Joint
Venture
Silicon
Valley
Network
15. Leadership
Louisville
Center
16. Leadership
Maine
17. Michigan
Works!
Association
18. Minnesota
Workforce
Council
Association
19. New
York
Association
of
Training
&
Employment
20. Southeastern
Employment
and
Training
Association
21. Southern
California
Leadership
Network
22. The
Kansas
Chamber
of
Commerce
Associations
1. American
Chamber
of
Commerce
Executives
2. American
Leadership
Forum
3. California
Workforce
Association
4. LinkedIn
-­‐
PROS
in
Workforce
and
Economic
Development
Group
5. National
Association
of
Workforce
Boards
6. National
Governors
Association
7. National
League
of
Cities
8. New
York
Association
of
Training
and
Employment
9. Southeastern
Employment
and
Training
Association
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3.
Educational
Institutions,
Training
Centers,
&
Think
Tanks
1. Center
for
American
Progress
2. Center
for
Creative
Leadership
3. CLASP
4. Corporation
for
a
Skilled
Workforce
5. Harvard
University
6. National
League
of
Cities
7. Switch:
How
to
Change
Things
When
Change
is
Hard
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