About
The Leadership Slidell Alumni Association was formed in 1991 by graduates of the inaugural class of Leadership Slidell in order to continue the camaraderie and community stewardship experienced throughout their year of leadership development. During the 2007 - 2008 fiscal year, the Board of Directors voted to rename the organization The Leadership Slidell Northshore Alumni Association (LSNAA).
The purpose of the Leadership Slidell Northshore Alumni Association is to:
- Develop a network of Leadership Slidell / Leadership Northshore program graduates
- Offer support to current class members and alumni of the Leadership Slidell / Leadership Northshore program
- Continue "leadership education" of alumni by featuring speakers on important local, state, and national issues, programs or activities
- Establish a resource pool to assist with community needs and provide our members with opportunities for service
PROGRAMS
LSNAA Awards
Congratulations to the 2019 Alumnus of the Year:
Bill Shipley
Award Criteria:
The Board of Directors of the Leadership Slidell Northshore Alumni Association desires to recognize alumni of the Leadership Slidell/Leadership Northshore program who has served the Association during the program year by displaying outstanding leadership abilities while carrying out a special project or program of the Association.
The person selected for this award will have been entrusted with the leadership of a project or program by the President of the Association and will have carried out that project through exemplary use of his or her leadership talents and resources. Alternatively, the person selected for this award will have made a significant contribution to the Association to further its mission. In the true spirit of leadership, he or she will have enlisted the assistance of other Association alumni to complete the work, will have nurtured the leadership abilities of his or her team by delegation of authority and responsibilities, and will have gained visibility for the Association in the community at large.
The criteria for the award are as follows:
1. Must be a graduate of Leadership Slidell/Leadership Northshore
2. May not be a recipient of the “Pearl Award “for Community Stewardship
3. Must have contributed in an outstanding way to advance the program of the Association
Congratulations to the 2019“PEARL AWARD” for Community Stewardship
Danny Blackburn
Award Criteria:
The Board of Directors of The Leadership Slidell Northshore Alumni Association established the Distinguished Leadership Award with a resolution in the year 2000, the tenth anniversary of the Leadership Slidell program. The “Pearl Award” for Community Stewardship replaces the Distinguished Leadership Award.
Unlike the original award, which recognized one accomplishment that has greatly enriched the community, the “Pearl Award” for Community Stewardship recognizes individuals who, through their participation in one or more organizations, have made an invaluable contribution to improving our community. They are the very definition of Community Stewards.
They are persons who act with integrity, faith, and confidence on behalf of something that has been committed to their care. They have a sense of stewardship of the community and its resources as a living trust to be preserved and enhanced for the future, and, finally, but perhaps most important, their actions are taken with greater consideration for the common good.
The criteria for the award are as follows:
1. Must be a graduate of Leadership Slidell Northshore Association
2. May not be a recipient of the Distinguished Leadership Award
3. May not be serving on the Board of Directors of the Leadership Slidell Northshore Alumni Association