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About ELA
Formation of the Emerging Leaders Alliance
The Emerging Leaders Alliance seeks to foster leadership in the engineering and scientific community. Leadership is the art, science and craft of influencing people to accomplish tasks and improve organizations. That leadership starts with technical excellence, which is promoted by the engineering founder societies.
The Emerging Leaders Alliance was formed in 2008 as a cooperative project of the Founder Societies. In addition to technical competency, today’s engineering leaders need broad skills to meet the real problems facing mankind, including energy, sustainability and health care.
In 2008, the Alliance launched this website that features information on the Capstone Programs, on engineering and scientific leadership, key resources and a private discussion, only accessible by program participants and alumni. For more information about becoming a participant, or to join the alliance as a supporter.
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Our Support
The Emerging Leaders Alliance is supported by the United Engineering Foundation and organized by these member societies:
ASME | ASCE | IEEE | SEG |AIME: AIST, SME, SPE
Acknowledgements
The members of the Emerging Leaders Alliance gratefully acknowledge grants from the United Engineering Foundation to support this alliance.
The National Academy of Engineering, the National Academy of Science, and the American Foundry Society are gratefully acknowledged for granting permission for the posting of articles on this site.
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