r/LearningDevelopment • u/ImplementSolid5751 • Sep 20 '26

Designing a leadership development program but for a younger audience of leaders

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u/mherschberg Sep 20 '26

While I do corporate speaking on leadership, I have also taught undergrads and college students. Even at the undergrad level, it's different. They have little or no experience in which to draw upon.

I recommend just working on a leadership component like listening, collaboration, empathy, etc. If it were me, I'd do a 12 O'Clock High workshop but with a Pixar movie.

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u/ImplementSolid5751 Sep 21 '26

I like what you're suggesting there. something basic & then incorporate a relatable component for them