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Board Service, Where Leadership Happens

The CLCS Podcast is hosted by Erin Monnin and Cristofer Pereyra

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Board Service, Where Leadership Happens
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Through our work in leadership development, we have come to realize there is a privileged place for Catholic leadership in civil society. Because of its potential to affect society, and its benefits for the Church, the community and those engaged in it, board service is the preeminent place for Catholic professionals to lead in civil society. Listen to this podcast and learn about the different types of boards and how one gets started in board service.

The Catholic Leadership for Civil Society podcast is a space about Catholic leadership, but not for the parish or the diocese. This is Catholic leadership for the world! Stay with us and allows us to share with you a vision—handed to us by the Second Vatican Council—to help advance the mission of the Church. It all boils down to one idea: engaging society as civic leaders. This podcast is hosted by Erin Monnin and Cristofer Pereyra, authors of the book Catholic Leadership for Civil Society. Join our live recordings Thursdays at 9 a.m. PST on Clubhouse.

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