We are leaders.
Leadership Saline County is group of professionals from varying industries who are dedicated to facilitating the growth of Saline County.
OUR VISION
To build off of Saline County’s past, embrace our present, and welcome the possibilities of our future; to improve the lives of every member of our community while focusing on forming relationship and maintaining integrity.
OUR MISSION
We have made a commitment to cultivate leadership in Saline County.
OUR PROCESS
Classes are spread out over 18 weeks and include meetings held every other week where “students” will discover a key component of our community. Each class plans and executes a class project from start to finish that benefits a local non-profit as well as raising funds for the Leadership Saline County Scholarship that awards four high school seniors $500.
During the course, classmates will:
Learn more about your county.
Connect with others.
Lead your community.
Current Leadership Saline County bylaws can be found here.
You can apply for the upcoming class using this form.
OUR BOARD
OUR CLASS PROJECT
Participants in Leadership Saline County have been identified as existing or potential leaders in the community. Participants will be exposed to a unique educational experience centering on the realities, opportunities and problems of Saline County as seen though the varied perspectives of individuals and objective observers. Leadership Saline County is preparing the leaders of Saline County to make a difference in the lives of every Saline County residence through problem recognition, creative problem solving and team work.
Classes will meet every other Thursday afternoon from 11:30 AM – 4:30 PM for a total of 10 classes.
Mandatory class project to be completed during class and on personal time.
Must have fewer than 3 absences per year to graduate.
Class Registration Cost: $125.00 per person
PREVIOUS CLASS PROJECT
Class XVII of Leadership Saline County partnered with Bright Futures Benton to host "Bingo for Bright Futures" in May 2023 at the Benton High School Cafeteria.
The class raised money through various sponsorships, ticket sales, Bingo games, and in-kind donations.
In total, Class XVII raised $11,000 through this fundraiser with a total of $5,500 going to Bright Futures Benton. $3,500 went to fund four scholarships for high school students at Bauxite, Benton, Bryant, and Harmony Grove.
CONTACT
OUR ADDRESS
For any general inquiries, please fill in the following contact form:
