Timeless Principles. Leaders in Action.The Leadership Program of the Rockies (LPR) trains emerging leaders in America's founding principles--why they were important in the beginning and how they apply to the challenges of today. Then it teaches and fine-tunes the leadership skills necessary to impact public policy. LPR graduates choose liberty. They become a force for the timeless principles we cherish. In fact, LPR alumni have become local and national elected officials, top state leaders, federal judges, presidential cabinet members, and prominent movers in the arenas of political process, policy change, business and education. The LPR experience is more than a one-time seminar or conference. Comprising nine full-day sessions and multiple events throughout the year, the organization is designed to have nothing less than an enduring impact on the knowledge and capabilities of its graduates -- and, fundamentally, on the preservation of the American idea. Classes are limited to sixty-five high-caliber students, and led by an elite team of local leaders and nationally recognized experts. The result is the knowledge, tools and skills to preserve liberty. |
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The 2011-12 LPR class has graduated in splendid style. This year’s graduates earned their diplomas and lapel pins, acquired stacks of books and papers, and have landed prominent places on the rolls of accomplished fellow graduates.
The immediate celebration at the home of LPR president Shari... Read more... |
The new LPR class for 2011-12 met for the first time in October. It’s another fantastic group of Colorado leaders.
Every time I think we’ve divined the mother lode of leadership talent, a bigger, finer and purer class leads directly to yet an even greater strike. ... Read more... |
Now is the time to nominate perfect candidates for the Leadership Program of the Rockies class of 2011 – 2012. The LPR seminars provide an optimal vantage from which to navigate the oncoming economic chaos and to challenge the political calculus of its instigators.
For those... Read more... |


