The application deadline for our Civic Leadership Engagement Roadmap (CLER) summer cohort is May 29th. Apply today to take the next step in your civic leadership journey!
Read here about how the issues we face today can be addressed with public policies that foster human creativity in a free-market economy.
We know there are many demands on your time – you’re busy trying to navigate the “new normal,” managing life at home and work, all while trying to find the most efficient ways to make a difference in your community. You deserve some time to learn, connect and recharge. We designed the Leadership Summit just for you. The […]
Claim your seat at the table to join experts, civic leaders, and policymakers to explore the connections between human flourishing, power, and water. You won’t want to miss this opportunity to boost your leadership skills and participate in strategic conversations that will shape the future of our businesses and our communities. Water and power touch […]
Our newest policy brief is ready for your consumption and the timing couldn’t be more perfect. Between the 20 year anniversary of 9/11 and the recent events in Afghanistan it’s time to get educated by reading Terror Groups and Rogue States. In this brief you will learn the names and the ideology driving these groups. It’s important to know […]
We wanted to check-in with you now that “back-to-school” has arrived and we believe learning isn’t just for kids – but you too. As a member or stakeholder of The Policy Circle, you know the value in lifelong learning and why it’s important to stay educated and engaged in various subjects that impact our daily […]
Jennifer Berman, CLER participant For Jennifer Berman, giving back and helping people is her passion. After a successful career in pharmaceutical sales, following her passion and purpose to help others, Jennifer took a new role raising funds for nonprofit organizations in her local community. Jennifer has dedicated herself to civic engagement by enrolling in our […]
The events of the last few weeks have made me realize that Afghanistan is closer to my heart than I had previously thought. In 2008, I had the honor of meeting Connie Duckworth who started ARZU Rugs employing Afghan women to make rugs for the US market. I purchased several rugs for my home and again this […]