Ag Leaders Program

AgrIInstitute Thought Leaders Program

Leadership Skill Training essential for top performance. Regardless of experience, everyone can benefit from improving on the essential skills that increase effective Leadering. Leadering: the intentional, constructive, application of skills and knowledge for meaningful leadership service. Facilitated by expert consultants, each day of training is action packed interactive learning.

January 30 & 31, 2020 Leading TEAMs with IMPACT

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PROGRAMS

Thought Leaders

Leadering Essentials

Current ALP Class and ALP Class Schedule

ALP Eligibility and Application

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LEADERSHIP

Board Members

Staff Leadership

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DONORS

Valued Donors

ENDOWMENT GIVING

MAKE A DIFFERENCE

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SEARCH AND CONNECT WITH
CURRENT AND PREVIOUS
ALP CLASS MEMBERS

The ALP Network

Recognitions

ALP Members Appointed

Congratulations to ALP Class 7 member, Mark Legan. Mark joins the U.S. Meat Export Federation Executive Committee representing the Oilseed Producing Sector. Don Villwock, ALP Class 1 member, has been appointed to Vincennes University Board of Trustees by...

"The AG Leadership Program is all about people. The most valuable piece of the program is the connections you make with your classmates. The people that I learned from locally, nationally and internationally were incredible."

Don Lamb
Vice President, Lamb Farms

"We firmly believe that the Indiana Agricultural Leadership Program is a valuable, life-changing experience for participants and a sound investment for those interested in promoting ag and rural leadership in the Hoosier state and beyond, but don’t take our word for it. Please read what our ALP class graduates and supporters say about the program."

Tom Daughterty
ALP Class 4 Agriculture Educator
Amboy, Indiana

"As I reflect on the effect ALP had on my career and life, the list is enormous. The network, the contacts, and the leadership skills you receive are only the short list of what one receives. I became more proactive in looking at programs. I was one of two selected from Indiana to be a part of the Toyota Teacher Exchange program to Japan. Having a toolbox filled with leadership skills helps in problem solving, community involvement and servant – learning."

Kenda Resler Friend ALP Class 11 Corteva Agriscience, Indianapolis, IN

"Three words come to mind when I think of the Indiana Agricultural Leadership Program and those are network, awareness and empowerment. The people that I have been able to meet have really made an impression on me andI’m proud to work in an industry where there are so many bright and talented individuals. I have learned a lot about agriculture in Indiana, but also how it relates to a national and global level. Most of all, I have seen that being involved and active as a representative of this industry does make a difference."

Courtney Knupp, ALP Class 15