Johns Creek accepting applications for leadership program

Leadership Johns Creek is accepting applications now through June 15 for the Class of 2022.

Approximately 18-28 leaders are chosen each year to represent a cross-section of Johns Creek’s education, city and government, healthcare, public safety, business, non-profit, and active volunteer residents.

The nine-month structured series includes day retreats, day seminars, hands-on experiences, community tours, and discussion groups that explore the community and examine themselves as leaders. Meetings and activities take place between September and May, with a welcome retreat in August and graduation in June.

Applications: www.leadershipjohnscreek.com. Questions: Nakia Mattis at mattis@leadershipjohnscreek.com or 404-210-2543.

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