Beginning with an overnight retreat, the program is typically comprised of one-day sessions on a range of topics presented by experts in the field. These sessions begin in January.
Apply for the 2027 Leadership Pueblo class →
Each Leadership class consists of men and women who represent a cross section of the community including business. government, and educational fields. Those who are not selected are encouraged to reapply in subsequent years
To cover the expenses of the program, tuition is $950 per person. Which in-cludes the overnight retreat plus all meals and materials. Tuition may be paid by the individual or his or her employer and is payable at the time of acceptance into
the program.
Please complete the enclosed application and email it by November 6th, 2026 to Terri Kallish terrik@pueblochamber.net
719-621-4425 office
Interviews will be held on November 11th & 12th, 2026.
Overnight Retreat: Jan. 8th & 9th 2027
Build cohesiveness of group and develop problem solving skills.
Past Present & Future: Jan. 21st, 2027
Understand where Pueblo has been and where we're going. Obtain an overview of our economy and business resources.
State Gov't/Judicial: Feb. 11th, 2027
Meet state government leaders and discuss roles and is-sues and tour the facilities.
Education: March 4th, 2027
Understand the relationship between business and education and discuss the issues involved.|
Local Gov't/Judicial: April 1st, 2027
Understand the functions and mission of Pueblo City and County governments and the justice system.
Health & Human Service: April 22nd, 2027
Increase awareness of health care needs/trends and its impact on the community.
Resource Day: May 13th, 2027
Identify and understand some of the major resources available to improve quality of life and promote growth.
Media & Arts: June 3rd, 2027
Learn how the media works. how to get access and understand the value of the arts.
Graduation: June 3rd, 2027
