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NEXTUp Leaders Cohort Now Accepting Applications

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Many new managers start without the tools needed to succeed. The NEXTUp Leaders program is here to help. The NEXTUp Leaders program is an extension of the highly regarded 34-year Leadership Bend program and a bridge from the Bend Emerging Talent programming. Local employers have voiced a need for support in developing promising talent within their workplaces, allowing them to deepen their bench of leaders, retain key hires, and promote from within. This program serves emerging leaders in organizations of all sizes, specifically for those transitioning from being individual contributors to team and project leaders—and employers looking to upskill and retain these rising leaders. The cohort will be informed by a variety of community leaders. The primary focus is on leadership philosophy, skill development and strategy.

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