Reliable, Trustworthy Reporting, Capturing The Heartbeat Of Our Community
Reliable, Trustworthy Reporting, Capturing The Heartbeat Of Our Community
Graduates • (l-r) Members of the 2019 HomeTown Leadership Institute include Taylor Laursen, Jason Baker, Sirus Price, Kylee Borg, Kaitlyn Butterfield, Brooke Farewell, Brittany Kramer, Stephanie Karo, Terri Liermann and not pictured: Bruce Rossman.
Holt County Economic Development hosted the 15th year of HomeTown Leadership Institute in Holt County, from March to October 2019.
This year's class learned about economic development and housing in Holt County; met with business leaders and entrepreneurs from Box T Brand Staples, Paper and Pencil, The Joyride Roller Rink, Wettlaufer Garden Center, 3 Points Farm, Wildflour Grocer, Agricultural Services and Rowse Rakes; as well as met with local leaders in education, government, health and community organizations.
HomeTown Leadership Institute is a county-wide leadership program that meets one day per month from March through October. Sessions focus on the areas of strengths-based leadership; economic development and housing; local government; agriculture; education; entrepreneurship; health, wellness and human services; community organizations; and volunteerism.
Next year's class will start in March 2020. Contact Kristi Peterson at Holt County Economic Development, 402-336-1504 or [email protected], if interested in participating.
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