Successful leadership development requires more than training. It also requires a workplace built to support what leaders are learning.

IMD leadership programs cover every level, from rising talent preparing for their first leadership role to senior executives seeking a strategic reset.

Launched in 2022, the Ignatian Leadership Development Program (ILDP) enhances the University’s commitment to the formation of faculty and staff, in concert with the University’s Strategic Directions.

To learn more contact Jenny Cox, program director of AgOne, at cox.1820@osu.edu. To apply, visit: ...

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