Growing Leaders Announces Open Registration for the 2015 National Leadership Forum

Growing Leaders is excited to announce that registration is now open for the 2015 National Leadership Forum in Atlanta, Georgia.

ATLANTA, GA, May 29, 2015 /24-7PressRelease/ -- Growing Leaders, a non-profit Georgia organization dedicated to educating and preparing the youth, is excited to announce that registration is open for the 2015 National Leadership Forum in Atlanta, Georgia. This forum will take place on June 25th and 26th, 2015 at The Georgia Tech Hotel & Conference Center on 800 Spring Street, Atlanta, GA 30308.

This year's theme - "Communicate Better -- Mastering the Art of Sharing Sticky Messages" will focus on the importance of using meaningful ways to communicate with today's youth. The conversation is geared towards anyone who works with the next generation, such as high school and college educators, though anyone is welcome.

Attendees of the forum can expect to learn how to communicate better, engage their listeners, use social media as a tool for connecting with their students and more.

There is a lot of praise surrounding the annual National Leadership Forums.

"The NLF is a great place to receive inspiration and resources to serve the next generation" said 2013 attendee Susan Barber.

Suzanne Lillard, BCM Associate, said of her time at a previous NLF, "If you want to be challenged, informed, and inspired to impact this and future generations, then National Leadership Forum should be one of the tools to add."

Scheduled speakers include Dr. Carol Dweck, PhD., Brad Cohen, Sue Enquist, Jeff Henderson, and Dr. Tim Elmore, the founder and president of Growing Leaders.

More information and tickets for this event can be found on the Growing Leaders website at www.growingleaders.com.

About Growing Leaders

Growing Leaders is a non-profit leadership training organization in Atlanta, Ga that serves public schools, state universities, civic and faith based organizations. With a goal to equip and mobilize one percent of the world's population under the age of 25, their renowned Habitudes curriculum has been used with more than 8,000 organizations around the world.

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