*This event is for advocacy organization staff and leadership only
As part of the League's new Active Transportation Leadership Institute, the Leadership Retreat will bring together leaders from city and state-wide advocacy organizations for networking and workshops aimed at increasing capacity and effectiveness, and mapping out a plan for better collaboration between local, state, and national groups.
How to Register:
The Leadership Retreat is specifically designed for staff of advocacy organizations so you must sign up using your League organizational membership number.
Cost is $100, and pre-registration is required through the 2018 National Bike Summit Registration Form.
What to Expect:
Saturday March 3
4:00pm - 5:00pm Optional bike ride (it is anticipated that most participants will use bikeshare bikes)
5:00pm - 8:00pm - Reception - Networking time to connect with your peers and counterparts from around the country over food and drinks.
Sunday March 4 - Location: Gensler, 2020 K ST NW, Washington, DC 20006
9:00am - 9:30am Welcome, introductions, unconference session set-up
9:45am -10:45am Unconference sessions (topics will be selected by attendees and there will be an opportunity to participate in multiple short sessions)
10:45am -11:00am Break
11:00am - 12:00pm Breakout session (attendees will have an opportunity to discuss challenges and network with their peers according to organization type and/or organizational roles)
12:15pm - 1:15pm Lunch discussion - Amelia Neptune, League Bicycle Friendly America Program Director and Kyle Wagenschutz, Director of Local Innovation at People for Bikes will be discussing and taking your questions on the Bicycle Friendly Community and Places for Bikes programs
1:15pm - 4:15pm Strategic Planning for the Movement: Developing a roadmap for city,state, and national groups to work together more effectively -- Facilitated discussion
4:30pm - Wrap up
