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S7:E4 Leadership Development with the Municipal Leadership Development Program
S7:E4 Leadership Development with the Municipal Leadership Development Program
S7:E4 Leadership Development with the Municipal Leadership Development Program
Wednesday 20th November 2024
Explore how the Municipal Leadership Development Program enhances leadership skills for Saskatchewan's municipal officials.
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Episode Overview
- MLDP offers six modules tailored for municipal officials.
- Courses cover strategic planning, economic development, and more.
- Flexible delivery options include online and in-person sessions.
- Costs range from £75 to £190, making it accessible for many.
- Participants can take years to complete the programme if needed.
We encourage everyone to participate in the program, whether they are newly elected officials or well-established in their roles
Ever wondered how municipal leaders sharpen their skills? This episode of MuniCast dives into the Municipal Leadership Development Program (MLDP), a series of workshops designed to boost the capabilities of elected and appointed officials in Saskatchewan. Christina Berry, the programme administrator, joins the conversation to share insights about the various modules on offer. These include topics like strategic planning, economic development, and human resources, all tailored to address the unique challenges faced by municipal leaders.
Whether you're a mayor, councillor, or municipal staff, there's something valuable here for you. The MLDP is a joint effort by several associations and the Ministry of Government Relations, aiming to build stronger local governments. Christina explains how the modules are delivered—some online and some in-person—making it flexible for participants to fit into their schedules. The programme's design allows for continuous feedback to keep it relevant and effective.
Christina also touches on the costs, which range from £75 to £190, and the flexible completion time, making it accessible for everyone. She encourages participation even if you can only take one or two modules. The programme's adaptability means you can take years to complete it if needed, ensuring that everyone can benefit regardless of their availability. If you're interested in municipal leadership or know someone who could benefit from this programme, this episode is a must-listen.
It’s a fantastic opportunity to gain essential skills and knowledge to help your municipality thrive. So why not give it a go and see how you can make a difference in your community?