Leadership Reno County

Leadership Reno County Leadership Reno County seeks to mobilize everyone to do difficult work.

Leadership Reno County offers a leadership skills training experience for a cross section of community members. The skills are taught in the context of community issues and initiatives with the goal of increasing participants' level of civic engagement. Participants also gain skills that they are able to immediately use for the betterment of their employers and community organizations with which they are involved.

An Open Invitation to Help Our Community in 2026 -
02/17/2026

An Open Invitation to Help Our Community in 2026 -

join us and help us work on progress

Alumni Event TOMORROW! 2/10 -
02/09/2026

Alumni Event TOMORROW! 2/10 -

Join us to discuss our community's progress

Alumni Event Next Week! -
02/02/2026

Alumni Event Next Week! -

Helping us navigate the challenges that come with our city's development

Some Calendar Items to Mark for 2026 -
01/26/2026

Some Calendar Items to Mark for 2026 -

The Leadership Reno County Alumni Committee has gotten together after the start of the year and begun looking ahead to what we hope is a year full of engagement from you.  We'd love more visibility in our community, helpful emails, and engagement events you'd like to attend.  Anything that comes t...

Competing Values Must Be Managed -
12/15/2025

Competing Values Must Be Managed -

The holidays are pressing in, so choose among the competing values as an act of leadership.

Alumni Power: Time to Make a Real Impact! -
12/01/2025

Alumni Power: Time to Make a Real Impact! -

Here's a chance to make an impact on LRC's future

LRC 2025 is Complete! -
11/10/2025

LRC 2025 is Complete! -

The 2025 LRC class is complete. Thanks for coming out last Thursday to help us celebrate them.

Congratulations to the Leadership Reno County Class of 2025! Tonight we gathered at the Hutchinson Art Center to celebra...
11/07/2025

Congratulations to the Leadership Reno County Class of 2025!

Tonight we gathered at the Hutchinson Art Center to celebrate the end of the class and connect with alumni. We heard reflections from graduates,Devin Brown and Marilyn Fisk, and alumnus Valerie Taylor, as well as comments from LRC coordinator Phil Auxier and Alumni Committee chair Jacqui Homewood.

Want to support future classes and alumni engagement? Make a donation to the LRC Fund at Hutchinson Community Foundation: https://hutchinson.fcsuite.com/erp/donate/create/fund?funit_id=2023

Applications for the 2026 class will open in June. Until then: Experiment. Learn. Repeat.

Join us in celebrating LRC 2025 -
11/03/2025

Join us in celebrating LRC 2025 -

Celebrate LRC 2025 November 6, 5:30 PM at the Art Center

Another day of LRC today. We’re practicing developing experiments, discussing housing and economic development, as well ...
10/23/2025

Another day of LRC today. We’re practicing developing experiments, discussing housing and economic development, as well as doing some rounds of peer consultation.

The Return of the Rotting Banana -
10/21/2025

The Return of the Rotting Banana -

lessons on how we think and act in leadership

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2 S Kirby St
Hutchinson, KS
67501

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