Turning Jewish Leadership Over to the Next Generation
Click Here for a LiveNetworks 2007 application!
Deadline August 6 - only 6 weeks left!
We're looking for the best & brightest in our community! Our Talent are top-caliber 20 and 30-Somethings with a passion for Jewish life. Talent participate in salon-style intimate hubs across the country, allowing Talent to get to know each other well, and develop strong working and personal connections.
LiveNetworks 2007
An innovative network of outstanding next gen Talent committed to leading and serving in the Jewish community. LiveNetworks include salons, skills development, customized Jewish curriculum and personal coaching and mentoring from successful leaders across the nation.
The 5 LiveNetworks 2007 Hubs
1. SoCal Hub: Serving Southern California metropolitan areas. Hub meetings will take place in Los Angeles.
2. Northwest Hub: Serving Northern California/Seattle/Oregon. Hub meetings will take place in the San Francisco Bay Area (the first meeting is10 am to 4 pm on Sunday, September 30).
3. Midwest Hub: Serving all Midwestern states. Hub meetings will take place in Columbus, Ohio and Detroit.
4. Southeast Hub: Serving the Southeast, including the mid-Atlantic and South. Hub meetings will take place in Florida.
5. Northeast Hub: Serving Northeastern metropolitan areas. Hub meetings take place in NYC.
More about PLP from LiveNetworks 2006 Talent:
"The PLP talent pool is an amazing group of high-achieving young people from throughout the country.“
The New York Jewish Week
“PLP is engaging younger voices in a collaborative environment - we are a part of the conversation-- we create the conversation.”
Julie Weingrad, Political Grassroots Coordinator for AIPAC, LiveNetwork 2006
"I believe that PLP represents the very best in leadership training for the Jewish Community, and the larger world: it infuses practical leadership tools with values, openness, and integrity, encountering the participants not as students in a classroom but as fellow travelers on a common path of communal empowerment. PLP represents not merely a good model for training future leaders, but the very best model." Ari Moss, lawyer and active volunteer for Jewish Free Loan Association, the Los Angeles Free Clinic, and IKAR, LiveNetwork 2006
“I really appreciate the LiveNetworks, the diversity of the participants and the vibrancy of the conversation, both on Jewish and leadership development topics. I very much look forward to going to meetings, because I know that there I can talk to my peers about the work I am doing and have some honest conversations about how we are going to build a Jewish community that we’re all proud to be part of.”
Ben Healy, creator of Moishe House - a pluralistic community of Jewish activists in Boston, LiveNetworks2006.
“I believe that I am part of an incredible tradition. My ancestors argued with God and wrestled with angels. As a Jew, I am proud to inherit this legacy of “speaking truth to power,” along with a tradition that understands that a religious life must be lived in community. PLP is helpful in focusing my thoughts – I think about impact, and where I could have the greatest impact.”
Erin Scharff, research associate for the long-term care division of the Service Employees International Union and volunteer for Jews United for Justice, LiveNetworks2006
"LiveNetworks helps 20 and 30-Something Jewish participants to identify their leadership strengths and goals and matches them with existing Jewish organizations eager for young Talent.“
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