Local Interest Groups

In response to the growing demand and interest of individuals to get connected, the Institute has implemented an initiative to assist interested parties to meet in local forums to further the education and discussion of the NeuroLeadership field.

The basic principles of the Local Interest Groups are as follows:

• Events may be run in local regions for members and the public
• A group leader must be a member and have attended at least one summit or be a graduate/student of the Post Graduate Certificate in the Neuroscience of Leadership
  
• Group events are not to make money
• Participants cannot be charged to attend events
• Sponsorship of the events to cover costs is permitted
• The Institute will let the database know about events
• Leaders are able to spread the word locally

Further Details:

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Structure of the meetings

A minimum of 33% of the time in a meeting must be spent on one of these three things:

1. Reading and discussing institute papers from the NeuroLeadership Journal
2. Watching a DVD of a session from a NeuroLeadership Summit
3. Listening to an audio of a session from a NeuroLeadership Summit

Other suggested activities include:

1. Presenting applications of the research
2. Summary of new research
3. Book reviews or discussion of new books in a book club format
4. General networking

Please Note:

Copyright is respected and a group leader will be licensed to share the audio and/or DVDs of NeuroLeadership Summits to their respective group in a group forum however recordings are not to be shared or distributed outside these forums.

Leading a Local Interest Group

1. A group leader must be a member and have attended at least one summit
2. Members can apply and get approved by the institute by:
   

Joining a Local Interest Group