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Children First VP's Honored As UCLA Head Start Fellows

Coconut Telegraph

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SATURDAY AUG 19, 2017 |

Children First Vice President of Operations Jennifer Ourednik and Vice President of Programs Kathleen Sullivan were honored by becoming UCLA Head Start Management Fellows. The two were chosen to participate in the highly selective 12–day, intensive leadership and management development training session at UCLA Anderson School of Business, which they completed in August. Thanks to the program, they have strengthened their leadership and management skills and gained important knowledge in the areas of strategic and financial planning, tools that will enhance programs at Children First, the exclusive Head Start and Early Head Start provider in Sarasota County. Children First ranks in the top 1% of Head Start programs nationwide as a Program of Excellence.

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