Welcome to the Colorado Institute for Leadership Training The Colorado Institute for Leadership Training brings together emerging progressive leaders from the private, non-profit, and public sectors to travel Colorado, build their leadership skills, learn about the issues, policies and the people of this great state, and become engaged citizens.
Not only does the Colorado Institute for Leadership Training (CILT) offer class members access to the policy makers and experts on a wide variety of Colorado-specific issues, but it also provides an excellent opportunity to network with other members of our community and develop long-lasting friendships and business relationships with class members and alumni.
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"The educated citizen has an obligation to serve the public. They may be a precinct worker or president. They may give their talents at the courthouse, the state house, the White House. They may be a civil servant or a senator, a candidate or a campaign worker, a winner or a loser. But they must be a participant and not a spectator... I would hope that all educated citizens would fullfill this obligation--in politics, in government, here in Nashville, here in this state, in the Peace Corps, in the foreign service, in the government service, in the Tennessee Valley Authority, in the world. You will find the pressures greater than the pay. You may endure more public attacks than support. But you will have the unequalled satisfaction of knowing that your character and talent are contributing the direction and success of this free society"
John F. Kennedy Vanderbilt University 1960
Commitment to Colorado Reception Honoring Agriculture Commissioner John Stulp
CILT Class of 2008 Graduation
Congratulations to the CILT Class of 2008! The members of CILT 2008 have travelled the state from Rullison to Lamar, Estes Park to Pueblo to learn from Colorado and local community leaders not only about the issues of what is facing Colorado, but also looking forward to the potential solutions of these issues. It has been a fabulous year. The class ended with its 10th Class and Graduation on June 14, 2008.
Congratulations to the following graduates:
Tim Allport
Terri Anuszewski
Jenn Berg
Jody Berger
Jeff Bridges
Sandy Briggs
Dan Bush
Jennifer Reading Cotton
Kathy Covert
Frank Coyne
Scott Downes
Derek Dye
Judy Enderle
Jesse Fishman
Ken Gerdes
Matt Gray
Chris Herndon
Ryan Howell
Arne Jamtgaard
Martin Kaye
Mark Kling
C. Mike Litzau
Becky Long
Rebecca Moore-Leach
Lyle Nasser
Ursla Null
Terri Schreiber
Vera Smith
Mark Snook
Brian Speck
Nadine Szablya
Judy Vordran
Mary Ellen Wolf
Donna Young
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Chris Zenisek
CILT 2007 Alumni Award Winners
CILT Alumni Award Winners
The Colorado Institute for Leadership Training Alumni are very active in their communities throughout Colorado. Each year CILT Recognizes two CILT Alumni for their service.
2007 Denver City Councilman Rick Garcia (CILT 92) - CILT Public Service Award
Westminster City Councilwoman Faith Winter (CILT 06) - CILT Outstanding Community Volunteer Award
2006 Hon. Elbra Wedgeworth (CILT 91) - CILT Public Service Award
Paul Lhevine (CILT 95) - CILT Outstanding Community Volunteer
2005 Colorado State Treasurer Cary Kennedy (CILT 96) - CILT Public Service Award
Regent Michael Carrigan (CILT 96) - CILT Outstanding Community Volunteer Award
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