The Future of Civic Leadership

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Maria Wynne, Leadership Greater Chicago

Posted

Aug 22, 2019

Leadership Greater Chicago's (LGC) Chief Executive Officer Maria Wynne discusses how Chicago can become an inclusive megacity with opportunities for all. LGC is evolving the region's pipeline of civic leaders through new leadership development experiences, collaboration, and involving the highest levels of executives across industries.

Hosted by: Paul Lisnek Produced by: Greater Chicago Newsmakers Team

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