In this Newsletter
- Apply: High School Emerging Leaders Program
- LRConnect: Events to connect, learn, and serve!
- LRSkills: Prepare for Success: Critical Skills of Today's Executives
- LR2019 Recap: Health Care Day
- LRImpact: Community Board Leadership Opportunities
- Lead with LR! Volunteer opportunities
- LRAlumni Promotions and Transitions
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Apply:
Recruting high school youth from across Rochester and the region for our 2019 Emerging Leaders program! This interactive experiential leadership program is modeled after our core adult program and adapated for teens. Members meet at different locations across the city and hear directly from community leaders.
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LR Connect Events:
Save the Date for these great upcoming events! Registration opening soon.
LR Alumni Happy Hour
Friday April 12, 2019 5:00 pm
Bar Bantam
LR Breakfast: Building Business and Community
Thursday, April 26 8:00 am
Pike LeCesse Construction New Headquarters
Open to Alumni and Community
LR Inside Tour - For Prospective Participants
Thursday May 2 3-6 pm
A dynamic interactive insider ROCtour for any leaders considering the LR program and interested in learning more about the unique LR Experience.
LR2019 Graduation
Thursday May 30 5:00 pm
Open to current graduates and all LR alumni who have volunteered with LR this year.
These great events are launched collaboratively with the LR Board of Directors, Marketing and Recruitment Committee. New members welcome.
Registration will open soon for these events.
United Way Day of Caring - NEW LR Team Opportunity
Thursday May 9
Calling all LR Servant Leaders! Interested in participating with the Greater Rochester United Way Day of Caring? Join the inaugural Leadership Rochester team! SIGN UP WITH LR.
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LR Skills
Prepare for Success: Critical Skills Sets of Today's Executives
by Joel Hoomans,
Most of us began our careers either making widgets of some kind or selling widgets or delivering the services needed to make widgets work. If our work with widgets was good enough, many of us got promoted into positions of management. This created all kinds of issues in even the best organizations because widget making, widget selling and widget service delivery requires an entirely different skill set than management.
Whatever widget industry your career started with – manufacturing car parts, IT services, sales and retail, etc. – success is typically all about competencies like timely follow-through, execution, approachability, and customer focus. However, once in management the competency paradigm shifts.
The Role of the Manager
According to Harvard Business School professor John Kotter management is all about…(read more)
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LR Recap- Health Care Day
  
  
LR2019 Healthcare Day was hosted by St John's in the Wintergarden at Brickstone on Elmwood Avenue. We are grateful to LR Alumna, Jennifer Lesinski, Vice President of Marketing, who hosted our program at their beautiful venue. This year, class and alumni ended with a nice social hour at Joey B's restaurant located on site.
The day hosted Dr Bridgette Wiefling, Senior Vice President at Rochester Regional Health who spoke about the changing landscape of health policy and care. Panel speakers discussed the new efforts to improve community health. Dr Giangrecco, Chief Medical Officer from Excellus BlueCross BlueShield, shared insights about their new efforts to map clinical variations in care across geographies The program launched originally in Michigan and has been brought to our region to help understand care. Dr Elizabeth Meeker from Coordinated Care Services shared research about working with children and adults who've suffered adverse experiences. After the class member site visits to health providers, the class met with the CEO's and Directors of the organizations to gain a greater understanding of community health practices. St Joseph's Neighborhood Center, Jordan Health Center, and Rochester Behavioral Health Clinic were each represented in this healty discussion. All are doing amazing work for the community The Health Care Program Day class was graciously supported by Excellus BlueCross BlueShield who sponsored the program day.
Thanks to our Health Care Planning Committee Members
- Jennifer Baker, Greater Rochester Health Foundation
- Shaquana Divers, Excellus BlueCross BlueShield
- Cindee Gray, RIT Rochester Regional Health Alliance (ret.)
- Nick Messoloras, MVP Health Care
- Anne Wilder, Coordinated Care Services Inc
Thanks to our Program Day Sponsor
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Community Board Leadership Opportunitites
FRIENDS AND FOUNDATION OF THE ROCHESTER PUBLIC LIBRARY
Friends and Foundation of the Rochester Public Library is seeking diverse community leaders who are interested and committed to supporting the local library system. Ideal candidates may be city residents or leaders committed to the betterment of the city of Rochester. Leadership Rochester gradates are ideal. Leaders who have experience with issues of compliance, human resources are helpful. Please contact Executive Director Ned Davis at ned.davis@libraryweb.org.
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Volunteer with Leadership Rochester
Great leaders are committed to developing other leaders to help strengthen our community. In keeping with its founders' vision, LR's program days and many events are designed by our alumni volunteers. We also understand that time is valuable Leadership Rochester offers short-term opportunities that provide an easy way to make an impact. We invite you to get involved with LR as a Leadership Volunteer.
Serve on:
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Alumni Advancements and Transitions
Congrats to our LR Leaders who’ve recently advanced.
Kimberly Brumber, CEO, East House
Jeff Calkins., Vice President and General Manager ROC Dome Arena
Jean Colleluori, Enrollment & Communications, Roberts Wesleyan School of Nursing
Maya Crane, Program Officer, Rochester Area Community Foundation
Maria Cristalli, CEO, Hillside Family of Agencies
Calvin Eaton, Founder of 540WMain opened new center at The Yards Rochester
Cynthia Gray, Retired as Assistant Vice President RIT-RRH Alliance.
Quinn Karley, University of Vermont Rubenstein School of Env. and Natural Resources
Lynn Lubecki EdD, Senior Research Associate, The Children's Agenda
Karen Magnuson, Executive in Residence, Rochester Institute of Technology
Janson McNair, Commander, Monroe County Sheriff's Office
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Please Support Leadership Rochester's
2019 Presenting Sponsor
RIT Saunders College of Business: Executive Education
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Leadership Rochester's
2019 Emerging Leaders Supporters
The Rochester Area Community Foundation
ESL Charitable Foundation
Wegmans
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Leadership Rochester 2019 Class
Check out complete the complete class list…
Sandra Allen, MVP Healthcare
Marco Altieri, All-American Home Care
Alexis Arnold, 13WHAM TV
Karen Bodley Young, Excellus Blue Cross Blue Shield
Teresa Brugnoni, Excellus Blue Cross Blue Shield
Anthony Camilo, Rochester Police Department
Alice Carle, Center for Governmental Research (CGR)
Taylor Caruthers, Planned Parenthood of Western NY
Tricia Chiavaroli, Coordinated Care Services Inc. (CCSI)
Kimberly Cleere, ESL Federal Credit Union
Maya Crane, Connected Communities / Rochester Area Community Foundation
Sheryl Czekanski, Consilarium Group LLC
James Demps, City of Rochester
Shannon Ealy, Greater Rochester Chamber of Commerce
Calvin Eaton, 540 West Main Inc.
Charlyn Elliott, League of Professional Women
Chelsea Flynn, ESL Federal Credit Union
Tarlon Gibson, Community Place of Greater Rochester
David Giordano, Excellus Blue Cross Blue Shield
Adrian Hale, Greater Rochester Chamber of Commerce
Tom Harner, St. John's Living
Greg Kamp, Mary Cariola Center
Terry Kelley, M&T Bank
Thomas Kishlar, Tompkins Bank of Castile
Stephen LaMorte, Rochester City School District
Stephen Lewis, Trillium Health
Emily Marullo, Monroe Community College Foundation
Janson McNair, Monroe County Jail Bureau
Caitlin Meives, Landmark Society of Western New York
Brittany Miles, Excellus Blue Cross Blue Shield
Nkem Norris, Hillside Work Scholarship Connection
Kristina Owens, Rochester Institute of Technology
Kimberly Povec, Accountable Health Partners
Richard Pulvino, ESL Federal Credit Union
LaRon Rowe, Accountable Health Partners
Joseph Smith, MVP Healthcare
Cicely Strickland-Ruiz, United Way of Greater Rochester
Shawna Szabo, Rochester Institute of Technology
Ryan Trevas, New York State Department of Labor
Matt Zelehowsky, Excellus Blue Cross Blue Shield
Cori Ann Zinter, Canandaigua National Bank
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