Events

Join an upcoming Information Session featuring past Community Impact hosts and Leadership Premier alumni who share their unique experience and perspectives. Learn all you need to know for your project application for the upcoming program year 26/27. The Community Impact Project (CIP) is an important component of both the Leadership Premier and Essentials programs where program participants work together in teams with a host organization for a limited amount of time, addressing an organizational challenge or strategic issue. A CIP is identified by a host organization – typically a nonprofit organization or government entity- and class

Please join us for a special evening of celebration as we honor the Leadership Premier Class of 2026 and their incredible accomplishments! Share the excitement as they graduate from LHC’s signature program—and help us celebrate the 5-year anniversary of the Leadership Premier Class of 2021. We look forward to an evening of recognition, reflection, and fun and look forward to celebrating with you! Cocktail Attire Heavy hors d'oeuvres Beer & Wine Click here for details and to register.

Hosted by HoCo Share Our Story, a student-led advocacy team comprised of LU25' alumni whose mission is to spotlight and uplift the experiences of the immigrants in our community. Join us at Celia's Cuban Cuisine as we come together to celebrate immigrant entrepreneurship and hear stories of Cuban immigration, culture, and food. During the evening, we'll create space to connect the food we enjoy with the cultures and stories behind it. There will also be an opportunity for students who are interested in immigration advocacy, awareness, and positive community action to meet others, learn about our initiative, and

Join Leadership Howard County for an engaging morning conversation with Howard County Acting Colonel of Police Terrence Benn, LE '19, as he shares insights into some of the most pressing issues impacting our community today. This discussion will explore the wide range of calls and community needs that fall under public safety, including 9-1-1 response trends, budget considerations, food insecurity, animal control, youth needs, and other challenges facing Howard County residents. Acting Colonel Benn will offer a broader perspective on the interconnected issues affecting community well-being and discuss the importance of collaboration in creating solutions.

  Ready to order your Cured Picnic Dinner for Friday night's event at Color Burst, purchase online here.     We want to thank our partners for contributing to this special event: CURED1821.com 10980 Grantchester Wy, #110 Columbia, MD 21044 667-786-7111   Merriweather District Color Burst Park 6221 Mango Tree Rd Columbia, MD 21044 For a complete listing of Merriweather District events, visit merriweatherdistrict.com/events Keep up to date with new publications from Author Keli Wilson, LP'25, tale-bound.com         Ready to order your Cured Picnic Dinner for Friday night's event at Color Burst,

Join Leadership Howard County for an exclusive behind-the-scenes tour of Howard Community College's Bell Workforce Development & Trades Center (BTC) and discover how the next generation of skilled professionals is being prepared for in-demand careers. During this 45-minute guided tour, attendees will explore state-of-the-art training facilities, including labs dedicated to: Automotive Technology Welding Mechatronics Advanced Manufacturing HVAC Plumbing Electrical Trades This experience offers a unique opportunity for local business leaders, employers, and community members to learn more about workforce development initiatives and the talent pipeline supporting our region's future. Parking Information: Please park in the West Garage and