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2025 Leadership Granville Class Applications Available Now

The 2025 class of Leadership Granville is forming now, and individuals interested in participating have until the end of November to submit applications.

Applications and payment should be received no later than Nov. 30, 2024, according to information from Granville County Chamber of Commerce Director Cynthia Ratliff. Applications are available online. Class participants will be notified at the beginning of 2025.

Partnering with Granville County Schools and Vance-Granville Community College, the Chamber offers the class to strengthen participants’ engagement with and create a deeper understanding of the county where they live and work.

Through this program, participants gain insights into the county’s structure, history and key issues while building connections within the community. The program fosters personal and professional growth by offering unique opportunities to become more involved and informed citizens.
The Leadership Granville Steering Committee will kick things off in February 2025 and the class will culminate with a graduation ceremony in the fall. The program primarily consists of field trips and presentations held during work hours. Participants will also complete a class project by the program’s end. Individuals interested in taking on leadership roles within their organizations or the community are strongly encouraged to apply.

Participants must agree to and accept the program’s commitment requirements and guidelines as part of their enrollment. Please refer to the 2025 schedule to help you make an informed decision about joining the LG Class of 2025.
To access the application or learn more about the program, visit the Chamber website.
There also are sponsorship opportunities for Chamber members interested in supporting Leadership Granville. These sponsorships provide a unique way to invest in our community’s future leaders while gaining visibility for your organization.

Leadership Granville Class of 2023-24 Applications Due By June 30

Granville County Chamber of Commerce Director Lauren Roberson invites prospective participants in Leadership Granville to submit an application before June 30.

The annual leadership development program is sponsored by the local Chamber, in collaboration with Granville County Public Schools and Vance-Granville Community College.

The eight-month long program provides participants with opportunities to network while gaining knowledge about all facets of the county, from local governments to small businesses and large industries to education and service organizations.

The next class begins in the fall and continues weekly through the spring, concluding with a graduation ceremony.

Applications for Leadership Granville are available at www.granville-chamber.com.  Email completed applications to lauren@granville-chamber.com, bring them by the office at 124 Hillsboro Street, Oxford, or mail them to P.O. Box 820, Oxford, N.C., 27565.

If you have any questions about Leadership Granville please contact the Chamber at 919.693.6125 or a Leadership Granville Steering Committee member.

 

Leadership Granville Deadline Is July 1

The deadline to register for the upcoming Leadership Granville program is July 1.

Leadership Granville is a program that offers residents of Granville County the opportunity to acquire knowledge of the community and develop leadership potential. It’s a great way for those new to the community to become personally and professionally acquainted with county structure and life, which can benefit present and future leadership. Participants visit local businesses and industry and spend time learning about the county’s history, agriculture and government. The program kicks off in September and concludes with graduation in April.

The application, with program details about schedules and meeting times, can be found on the Chamber of Commerce website:

https://granville-chamber.com/member-services/leadership-granville/

There are sponsorship opportunities available for businesses and other agencies to highlight products and services.

The Silver Sponsor is filled, but the Presenting Sponsor level is available for $2,000, one Gold Sponsor ($1,000) is available, and there are unlimited spaces for Bronze Sponsors ($500) and Lunch Sponsors ($300).

Sponsorships at the presenting, gold and silver levels include registration fee for one participant and various types of recognition at Leadership Granville events and promotional advertising.

Contact Roberson at lauren@granville-chamber.com to learn more.

Completed applications can be emailed to Roberson or sent to the Chamber office, P.O. Box 820, Oxford, NC 27565.

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Leadership Granville Class Sponsoring Two Community Events – Blood Drives And Collection For Two Children’s Homes

The 2021-22 Leadership Granville class is sponsoring two events as its class project and challenges all previous graduates of the program to participate.

Two blood drives are scheduled for Tuesday, Feb. 22 from noon until 4:30 p.m., according to information from Granville Chamber of Commerce Executive Director Lauren Roberson.

One blood drive will be held in Oxford at the Public Works Building, 127 Penn Ave. The second blood drive will be at Butner Town Hall, 415 Central Ave.

Blood donations have suffered during the pandemic and the Red Cross says the national blood supply is critically low.

To schedule your lifesaving appointment, visit https://www.redcrossblood.org/ and enter sponsor code: Leadership

A second event is collecting essential items to benefit the children at Central Children’s Home and the Masonic Home for Children in Oxford.

There are nine donation locations throughout the county where residents can drop off items now until Feb. 22.

Because of COVID-19 safety protocols, only new, unused items are being collected and include:

  • Shampoo and hair conditioner
  • Deodorant
  • lip balm
  • twin size bed linens, comforters and pillows
  • socks, shoes, boots, coats, knit caps, gloves
  • bicycles
  • books
  • toys, games, art supplies
  • flashlights
  • power strips

Following is a list of donation locations:

 

  • Butner Town Hall
  • Oxford Town Hall
  • Richard H. Thornton Library
  • Berea Branch Library
  • Stovall Branch Library
  • South Granville Branch Library
  • T. Owen Electric
  • Oxford Parks & Recreation
  • Granville County Animal Control
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Leadership Granville Class Holds Outdoor Graduation Program

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-Press Release, Granville County Chamber of Commerce

The Leadership Granville Class of 2019-2020 graduation, originally scheduled for early April, was postponed due to COVID-19.  The Leadership Granville Steering Committee planned an outdoor graduation for Monday, August 10, 2020, at Granville
Athletic Park’s shelter.

During a more informal program than in past years, the graduates shared their most impressive sessions, as well as ideas for future Leadership Granville classes. Steering Committee Chair, Tiana Royster/Union Bank and Cecilia Wheeler/Chamber President/VGCC, presented the graduation plaques to nine of the twelve graduates who were able to attend.

Following the plaque presentation, graduates picked up a bag of snacks and bottled water provided by Morrirson’s, Rick Childs/Granville Health System.

Pictured left to right: Jason Kelly/Oxford Parks and Recreation; Jennifer Cufalo Carpenter/Granville Education Foundation; Gina Eaves/Chick-fil-A; Julie Hicks/Vance-Granville Community College; Nealie Whitt III/Falls Lake Academy; Kelley Hightower/Hightower Reporting Service; Ruth Ann Bullock/Legal Shield; Lisa Evans/Granville County Public Schools; Kelly Watkins/Cardinal Innovations Healthcare. Not pictured: Christina Moscato/Oxford Preparatory School; Douglas Peters/ Granville County Public Schools; Tyler Woodside/Union Bank, Vance Charter School. (Photo courtesy Granville Co. Chamber of Commerce)

 

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Chamber of Commerce’s Leadership Granville Class of 2020-21 Canceled

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-Press Release, Granville County Chamber of Commerce

The Granville County Chamber of Commerce’s Leadership Granville Steering Committee and Executive Committee have made the decision to cancel the Leadership Granville Class of 2020 – 2021. The decision was made based on the potential impact of COVID-19 on the upcoming class, which was scheduled to begin in early September and run through the end of March 2021.

Currently, Chamber businesses and industry members are unable to allow visitors to tour their facilities. Also, Steering Committee members are limited in the amount of “outside of their workplace” interaction they are able to have.  

A virtual class option was discussed; however, it was unanimous that this was not ideal as networking face-to-face with other class members, and visiting the community entities is extremely important.

Those persons who wish to be included on a list to be contacted for the 2021 – 2022 Leadership Granville class should email the Granville County Chamber of Commerce – wanda@granville-chamber.com or tawheeler@granville-chamber.com to request an interest flyer.

Granville County Chamber of Commerce

Chamber Seeks Participants for 30th Leadership Granville Class

— courtesy Granville County Chamber of Commerce | Ginnie Currin, Executive Director ~ 919-693-6125 ~ ginnie@granville-chamber.com

The Granville County Chamber of Commerce is providing an opportunity for inquiring minds to participate in the 30th LEADERSHIP GRANVILLE CLASS. Individuals with a sincere and genuine interest in future service to the community and those who have demonstrated commitment by previous community activities are encouraged to apply.

The program provides an education on various facets of Granville County. Individuals interested in assuming leadership positions within their organization and/or community will find the knowledge gained in the program to be an asset.

Class sessions will begin mid-September and end with graduation in early April.

The program consists of approximately twenty sessions. The length of the sessions varies from daylong to half day and some evening.

Session highlights include leadership assessment and development, personal and group dynamics, county history, city-county-state governments, education, the arts, agriculture, economics-industry-small business, health services and volunteer agencies, human services, community support, tourism, judiciary and law enforcement, visiting manufacturers, farm, industries, businesses, etc.

Sponsored by the Granville County Chamber of Commerce, Granville County Public Schools and Vance-Granville Community College, Leadership Granville offers citizens of Granville County the opportunity to acquire knowledge of the community and develop their leadership potential. It offers new citizens an opportunity to become personally and professionally acquainted with county structure and life, which can benefit their present and future leadership.

Interested individuals should contact one of the Chamber’s office locations – 124 Hillsboro Street in Oxford/Wanda, 919.693.6125, wanda@granville-chamber.com  or 1598 Highway #56, Butner/Toni Anne, 919.528.4994, tawheeler@granville-chamber.com to request additional information and a class session schedule for the year.

Leadership Granville Participants Needed for 2018-19

 

— courtesy Granville County Chamber of Commerce | Ginnie Currin, Executive Director ~ 919-693-6125 ~ ginnie@granville-chamber.com

The Granville County Chamber of Commerce is providing an opportunity for inquiring minds to participate in the 29th LEADERSHIP GRANVILLE CLASS. Individuals with a sincere and genuine interest in future service to the community and those who have demonstrated commitment to previous community activities are encouraged to apply.

The program provides an education about various facets of Granville County, and all graduates have praised the program for presenting many aspects of our county. Individuals interested in assuming leadership positions within their organization and/or community will find the knowledge gained in the program to be an asset. Class sessions will begin mid-September and end with graduation in early April.

The program consists of approximately twenty sessions. The length of the sessions varies from daylong to half day and some evening.  Session highlights include leadership assessment and development, personal and group dynamics, county history, city-county-state governments, education, the arts, agriculture, economics-industry-small business, health services and volunteer agencies, human services, community support, tourism, judiciary and law enforcement, visiting manufacturers, farm, industries, businesses, etc.

Sponsored by the Granville County Chamber of Commerce, Granville County Public Schools and Vance-Granville Community College, Leadership Granville offers citizens of Granville County the opportunity to acquire knowledge of the community and develop their leadership potential. It offers new citizens an opportunity to become personally and professionally acquainted with county structure and life, which can benefit their present and future leadership.

Interested individuals should contact one of the Chamber’s office locations – 124 Hillsboro Street in Oxford/Wanda, 919.693.6125, wanda@granville-chamber.com or 1598 Highway #56, Butner/Toni Anne, 919.528.4994, tawheeler@granville-chamber.com to request an interest flyer and class session schedule for the year.

Leadership Granville Hosts Give And Play Event at the GAP

— press release

Oxford, NC, February 7, 2018 – At the Granville Athletic Park, 4615 Belltown Road, Oxford, on March 10, 2018, Meet the Leadership Granville 2017-2018 Class for a day of community awareness of the Granville County Animal Control and Shelter and the ACIM Food Bank of Granville County. Bring your family and your dogs! This rain or shine event includes a half mile walk with interactive and educational activities to learn about each organization, and the needs of the populations they serve! Ted’s Catering is providing hot dogs for the event. All proceeds will be provided to Granville County Animal Control and Shelter and ACIM Food Bank of Granville County.

Granville County Animal Control and Shelter:
Learn more at www.granvillecounty.org/residents/granville-county-animal-management/

Follow Granville County Animal Control Shelter on Facebook @GranvilleCountyAnimalShelterFriends.

ACIM Food Bank of Granville County:
Follow ACIM Food Bank of Granville County on Facebook @Area Congregations in Ministry.

Granville Chamber Looking for Leadership Granville Participants

Participants are requested for the upcoming Leadership Granville program, which will begin mid-September and end with graduation early-April 2018.  Individuals with a sincere and genuine interest in future service to the community and those who have demonstrated commitment by previous community activities are encouraged to apply.  Also, individuals interested in assuming leadership positions within their organization and/or community should apply.

The program consists of approximately twenty sessions, most of which are evening.  Session highlights include:  leadership assessment and development, personal and group dynamics, county history, city-county-state governments, education, the arts, agriculture, economics-industry-small business, health services and volunteer agencies, human services, community support, tourism, judiciary and law enforcement, visiting manufacturers, farm, industries, businesses, etc.

Sponsored by the Granville County Chamber of Commerce, Granville County Public Schools and Vance-Granville Community College, Leadership Granville offers citizens of Granville County the opportunity to acquire knowledge of the community and develop their leadership potential.  It offers new citizens an opportunity to become personally and professionally acquainted with county structure and life, which can benefit their present and future leadership.

Interested individuals should contact one of the Chamber’s office locations – 124 Hillsboro Street in Oxford/Wanda, 919.693.6125, wanda@granville-chamber.com  or 1598 Highway #56, Butner/Toni Anne, 919.528.4994, tawheeler@granville-chamber.com.