The 2018 Policy Circle Leadership Summit recognized six of our members for their efforts in circle growth, member engagement, and member experience.
In addition to a beautiful commemorative bowl, The Policy Circle partnered with Summit sponsor, the State Policy Network (SPN) to present six fully-paid scholarships to SPN’s annual meeting in Salt Lake City in October. This annual meeting is a national, multi-day gathering of state-focused organizations and individuals who come to be inspired, learn about policy trends and connect with peers, mentors and supporters to impact policy making in their state.
Our awardees have demonstrated a willingness to lead, a determination to grow and have exercised their influence in their circles and communities.These scholarships present a unique opportunity to discover and explore the world of state policy, alongside The Policy Circle Team.
Please join us in congratulating:
- Growth Award Winners: Mary T. of Georgia and Heidi G.of Colorado for Circle Growth, together they referred 19 women to be circle leaders
- Member Engagement Winner: Jane C. of Missouri for her work in creating opportunities between her circle and Missouri think-tank, the Show Me Institute
- Member Experience Winners: Nancy M. & Leslie M. of Illinois for curating Illinois specific briefs for their circle discussions and Lacey W. of Indiana for her work in creating the Indiana Internship program and her leadership on the Indiana Leadership Council
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