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Mentorship York is a 12-month program that allows emerging leaders to meet with prominent executives in an intimate and open setting, preparing them to become the next generation of community leaders. Each Mentee is assigned to a Mentor, with whom they meet at least 6 times throughout the year. The group also gathers monthly and is hosted by one Mentor. This allows all Mentees to gain knowledge and insight from all of the Mentors in the program.
Mentorship York Class of 2013
| Mentee |
Mentor |
Bobbi Billman |
Jody Keller |
Jennifer Brillhart |
Randy Freedman |
Meagan Feeser |
Dave Kennedy |
Joshua George |
William H. Kerlin, Jr. |
Ryan Hayman |
David Meckley |
Shane Patterson |
A.R. Smith |
Mike Smith |
Larry Richardson |
Phillip Woods |
Randy Byrnes |
Topics Include:
- When Did We Become "Those Guys"?
- Leadership is Not Just Leading; It is a Servant Role.
- The Transition from Technician to Leader
- Being a Leader When You Don’t Have the Final Say
- What are the Issues Facing York & What Can This Group Do?
- The Culture of Coaching
- Collaborating & Working within Partnerships
Application Process
Up to twelve highly qualified professionals who are pursuing key leadership roles in their business and the community are selected annually and matched with a Mentor specifically chosen for them from the broad range of community leaders in York County. The ideal candidates will be those who strive to hold the chief position within their organization or establish a nonprofit. Application period begins in September of each year.
Applicants must be willing to attend all breakfast/lunch events and meet with their Mentors at least six times over the course of the year.
Selected individuals must pay tuition of $300.
Download an application.
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