Leadership Beckley is a multi-week program sponsored by Beckley-Raleigh County Chamber of Commerce. This program was established to develop the leadership potential of selected individuals and prepare them for greater civic responsibility and involvement. This program provides a forum for future leaders to develop and connect in the Beckley-Raleigh County community and beyond.
Join a class of leaders that will guide our community into the future – You’ll be a part of a group of over 80 individuals interested in becoming active leaders in our area, learning all they can about how to get more involved.
Leadership Beckley is a program sponsored by Beckley-Raleigh County Chamber of Commerce to develop the leadership potential of selected individuals to prepare them for greater civic responsibility and involvement and to provide a forum for future leaders to develop and connect in the Beckley-Raleigh County community.
Now that the 2021 class has graduated there is a group of around 80 members ready and willing to be involved in leading our community into the future. Some past graduates are already in positions of leadership and involvement with various businesses, organizations and groups here in our community, across our State and even around the world!
CLASS OF 2022 LEADERSHIP BECKLEY APPLICATION ARE AVAILABLE NOW – REGISTER HERE
SESSION SUBJECTS include but are not limited to these categories:
LEADERSHIP
NON-PROFITS
COMMUNITY SERVICE
ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT
TOURISM
EDUCATION
ARTS
SMALL BUSINESS / ENTREPRENEURSHIP
CITY / COUNTY GOVERNMENT
HEALTHCARE
2022 Sessions will kick-off on September 2022
For more information or to submit your Application to Leadership Beckley please contact
Beckley-Raleigh County Chamber of Commerce 304-252-7328.
Applications can be emailed to chamber@brccc.com
We look forward to welcoming you into our alumni of LEADERSHIP BECKLEY
Class of 2017
Class of 2018
Class of 2019
Class of 2021
We appreciate the time and effort by Leadership Beckley Class graduates for completing the Leadership Beckley Program, to learn about our community, to better understand how community organizations operate and to possibly be willing to step into leadership positions within our community.
