Apply to LSS Class of 2021!
LSS begins accepting applications for the Class of 2021 in mid-January. If you want to develop your leadership skills, connect and engage with other civic-minded individuals, please apply.
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Thanks for Applying to YLSS!
Applications for YLSS' Class of 2021 have closed; applications are still being accepted for Summer SnapShot. Class applicants will be notified in mid-April, summer program, beginning end of March.
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Postponed until further notice!
As the pandemic landscape has changed, the committee unanimously agreed to postpone VBSS and revisit the possibility of if and how to offer VBSS in the fall. We appreciate your understanding; stay safe and healthy.
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With the unprecedented impact of the Coronavirus, LSS is sharing community resources to help & inform!
HELPING SMALL BUSINESSES SURVIVE THE PANDEMIC
The Sandy Springs Perimeter Chamber (SSPC) announces their new radio program in partnership with Business RadioX and the Sandy Springs Innovation Center: Helping Small Businesses Survive the Pandemic. The show will feature interviews with local experts sharing advice and tips for small businesses navigating these uncertain times. Program 1 – Michael Robertson from the Sandy Springs Innovation Center and Tom Mahaffey, President SSPC, (Class of 2017) will share resources and best practices for small businesses adapting to the unprecedented change in economic conditions brought on by COVID-19.
Future programs will include advice from leading firms specializing in: Accounting, Banking, Finance, Marketing, Social Media, Supply Chain and other areas of concern for businesses. The chamber is also working with SBA, state and local governments with the goal of providing "meaningful, actionable advice for small businesses struggling through the pandemic." Stay tuned!
LSS Cares - Leadership Insights
Meet Kim Gay, Class of 2020
Kim’s leadership & business insights – “Owning and building your own business is very hard. My biggest issue now is letting people and businesses know I’m here.” “I think the best guidance I can share is that everyone who offers input matters. The college kids now applying disinfectant have suggested ways to improve what we’re doing and it’s great. Being a leader is being inclusive, it’s about being a good listener, being willing to hear and change.” Kim, a former Sandy Springs Chamber board member, will be one of the first guests on the Business RadioX program: Helping Small Businesses Survive the Pandemic. To buy the disinfectant for your home or business contact This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it. and click below to learn about Kim's road to building her business.
Kim Gay is President and CEO of iGuard PPC – a Sandy Springs-based company, whose EPA-approved antimicrobial disinfectant kills bacteria, viruses and spores and protects against the spread of infection, including COVID-19. It’s FDA approved for food surfaces and because it’s green, it’s safe for people and pets! Last week, Fire House #1 on Spalding Drive in Sandy Springs, was disinfected with Kim’s product.
LEADER PICKS
Leading with Laughter: The Power of Humor in Leadership
Paul Osincup | TEDxNapaValley |
May 31, 2016
Each month we post a video current LSS classes are watching, so whether we're emerging or experienced leaders, we can all benefit and learn together.
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