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The ILSS Leadership Program is an intensive nine-day residential course designed to inspire, empower and enable high-quality talent from diverse backgrounds to take up leadership roles in the development sector.
The next edition of the ILSS Leadership Program is going hybrid with an additional 60+ hours of learning sessions across online and offline mediums between August - December 2020, followed by the 9-day residential program scheduled for the last week in January 2021.
Our leadership programs are specially curated learning sessions with domain experts and leaders in the social sector, facilitating a better understanding of the social sector so as to engage with it more meaningfully. While we await meeting in person, the online sessions can familiarise you with the social sector and its changing contexts, to help navigate this space more confidently, especially in these difficult times.
Date : January 22 - 30, 2021
Venue : Delhi NCR
India Leaders for Social Sector (ILSS) will hold the eighth edition of its 9-day leadership program in January 2021.
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