Leadership Forum Program
The NBF Leadership Forum offers an innovative opportunity to learn, collaborate, network and serve the local community and the legal profession. The program provides a select group—25 nominated attorneys who practice in Davidson County—with a unique setting to develop leadership skills through monthly workshops and activities focusing on local legal and community issues. The NBF Leadership Forum encourages diversity in the practice of law and helps to build relationships among attorneys with diverse backgrounds and practices.
2019 CLASS SCHEDULE
Call for Mentors
The Nashville Bar Foundation is currently seeking its Fellows—who have 12 or more years of experience in the practice of law—to volunteer and serve as mentors for the 2019 NBF Leadership Forum class. As part of the program, each member of the Leadership Forum class is assigned to a mentor. Each mentor will be will be responsible attend specific events with their class member and are encouraged to interact informally with them at least three times during the nine month program.
The mentoring program is a vital part of the Leadership Forum and is designed to promote professional development and collegiality, as well as provide the class members with assistance on a myriad of practical and professional issues and concerns. The Leadership Forum program kicks off on Thursday, September 27. Email Traci for more information.
MENTOR APPLICATION
In 2014, the Nashville Bar Foundation ("NBF") established the NBF Leadership Forum—a local leadership program for lawyers with three to eight years of experience—designed to bring together emerging leaders who participate in monthly workshops for nine months to help them realize their potential and to benefit the legal profession and our local community.
LEADERSHIP FORUM GRADUATES
