Partners and Projects

Since the Center for Collaborative Leadership’s inception, we have been fortunate to receive generous support from State Street Corporation, Blue Cross Blue Shield of Massachusetts, The Boston Globe Foundation, The Boston Foundation, and AT&T.

Other support has come from Sovereign Bank, Verizon New England, Fleet Foundation, Bank of America, Raytheon, Partners Community Healthcare, NSTAR, Trefler Foundation, Brown Brothers Harriman, Nellie Mae Educational Foundation and John Hancock Financial Services.

We are especially grateful to the companies who believe in the benefit of nominating a fellow each year. These companies are: State Street Corporation, Blue Cross Blue Shield of Massachusetts, The Boston Globe, AT&T, the Federal Reserve of Boston, Citizens Bank, Sovereign Bank, NSTAR, Brigham and Women’s Hospital, Partners Community Health Care, Boston Medical Center and Raytheon.

We also appreciate the efforts from the non-profit and government sector to make Leadership Development a priority for its staff given the inherent budget constraints.  We are proud to have representation each year from the Boston Redevelopment Authority, the Office of the Mayor of Boston, and the Massachusetts Convention Center Authority.

Other non-profit agencies that nominate emerging leaders consistently include AIDS Action Committee, Children’s Trust Fund, the Trefler Foundation, and the United Way of Massachusetts Bay and Merrimack Valley.

We welcome the new organizations who are sending us their talent, such as EMC, Putnam, Genzyme, Tufts Healthcare, and Sodexho. To those who have re-discovered their emerging leaders: Bank of America, Liberty Mutual, welcome back.





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“The program gives professionals who are beginning to rise through the ranks an ideal environment for tackling the challenges of leadership, networking, and learning from successful role models, and exploring and developing leadership styles.”
Lisa DeAngelis
Liberty Mutual
ELP Fellow 2003


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