LEADERSHIP PARTNERS

We partner with Rice University and commit to providing a strategic framework of leadership development focused on the “whole leader,” world class diagnosis and design tools, and personalized support to help campus and district leaders improve learning and achievement in their schools.

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Our proven model combines a unique blend of Rice University’s best MBA professors, National Faculty, and board certified Executive Coaches to develop campus and district leaders. The impact is incredible. Click here to see the IMPACT!

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Leadership Partners offers three main strands of services for campus and district leaders.

Each strand is unique and designed to meet the needs and challenges facing campus and district leaders today.

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A Unique Model: Developing the “Whole Leader”

LEADERSHIP PARTNERS focuses on school leadership to equip campus and district leaders with the management tools, strategic frameworks, diagnosis and design tools and supportive networks they need to face the challenges of school leadership in the greater Houston area and across Texas.

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Please click on the link above to see our Theory of Action.

A Personalized Approach

As your partner, we are here to help you to reach your goals. Our programs are highly personalized, and we are committed to your success.

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Cohort Model

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Executive Coaching

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Diagnosis & Design Tools

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Executive Education

Our unique blend of leadership development provides a one of kind experience for participants.

“The program gave me an in-depth look at myself and how others view me. It allowed me an opportunity to do a lot of reflecting over best practices and digging deeper into root causes and problem solving correctly. Networking is not a strong suit of mine, but now I have a friend base I can call on when in need.” —Secondary Campus Leader