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Leadership Kentucky accepting nominations for Class of 2026 From Carrie Truitt Frankfort, KY - Leadership Kentucky is now accepting nominations and applications for the Leadership Kentucky Class of 2026. Leadership Kentucky connects a diverse group of leaders with a variety of career accomplishments and volunteer activities to gain insight on complex issues facing Kentucky. In a series of seven monthly, three-day sessions held at various locations throughout the state, participants will meet with Kentucky leaders and explore the state's resources and opportunities. If you or someone you know is interested in being a member of the Leadership Kentucky Class of 2026, the nomination form is available online at www.leadershipky.org. Potential applicants will receive full application instructions via e-mail once nominated. All Leadership Kentucky Class of 2026 applications will be due by March 16, 2026. "We are excited to welcome nominations for the Leadership Kentucky Class of 2026. Our curriculum advances strong leaders, equips them with knowledge about the importance of each region of our state, and paves a path of success for the Commonwealth," said Janice Way, President and CEO of Leadership Kentucky. "Year after year, we see the positive impact Leadership Kentucky has on leaders from every corner of the Bluegrass State. Each program graduate returns to their community with a renewed focus on service and support." Leadership Kentucky Class of 2026 will begin in June at the historic Boone Tavern in Berea and will travel to Murray or Paducah, Somerset, Louisville, Bowling Green/Hopkinsville, Northern Kentucky, and Lexington. Each session will cover topics ranging from business and economic development, arts and tourism, natural resources and environment, social justice, education, healthcare, agriculture, and government. About Leadership Kentucky: Leadership Kentucky, created in 1984 as a nonprofit educational organization, brings together a select group of people who possess a broad variety of leadership abilities, career accomplishments, and volunteer activities to gain insight into complex issues facing the state. By fostering an understanding of how the state's issues are interconnected, and by forging new relationships among community and regional leaders, Leadership Kentucky graduates bring a fresh and informed perspective to their communities and companies, serving as important participants in the unified effort to shape Kentucky's future. The Leadership Kentucky Foundation offers four unique programs: Leadership Kentucky, ELEVATE Kentucky (for young professionals), BRIGHT Kentucky (for Eastern Kentuckians), and New Executives to Kentucky (for senior-level executives who have lived in the state for less than two years). For more information, please visit leadershipky.org or email lky@leadershipky.org. This story was posted on 2026-02-24 09:19:13
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