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Senior Level Leadership Program

  • 1 Feb 2027
  • 8:00 AM
  • 30 Nov 2027
  • 8:00 AM
  • PAIU (CAIU) 55 Miller St, Enola

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Program Purpose: The Senior Level Leadership Program strengthens the capacity of appointed IU cabinet and senior-level administrators to lead complex functions, advance organization-wide priorities, and support the Executive Director. Participants develop strategic and systems leadership, collaborate across departments, and build relationships with school districts, government, higher education, businesses, nonprofits, community partners, and state agencies. The program also prepares leaders to identify and steward grants, contracts, partnerships, and other resources that advance the IU's mission and sustainability.

Aligned with the PAIU Leadership Development Framework, the program complements the Executive Director program: This program emphasizes organizational leadership and implementation; EDOLP emphasizes executive authority, governance, and statewide representation.

Length: 8–10 months

Format: Program Overview; seven modules; cross-IU networking; collaborative problem-solving; mentoring; optional coaching; and an applied leadership opportunity.

Annual Program Fee: $500 (you will receive a system-generated invoice after you register).

Program Outline:

February | Virtual
Program Overview
Introduction to the senior leadership role, IU system, organizational culture, and stakeholder landscape.

March | In Person – Day on the Hill
The Senior Leadership Role
Enterprise leadership, executive team contribution, and representing the IU.

April | Virtual
Strategic and Systems Leadership
Connecting strategy, district and community needs, systems, and resources.

Summer | Virtual
Organizational Stewardship and Resource Development
Financial awareness, grants, contracts, revenue, operational excellence, and risk.

September | Virtual
Leading People and Organizational Culture
Talent development, organizational culture, accountability, and high-performing teams.

November | In Person – 10:00 AM–2:00 PM
Collaboration, Communication, and External Influence
Stakeholder communication and partnerships across districts, government, higher education, business, and community.

Leading Change and Organizational Improvement
Change leadership, implementation, service improvement, and measurable impact.

Future-Focused Leadership
Emerging trends, sustainable services and partnerships, resource development, and leadership growth.

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