This year, we’ll be celebrating the many “fuel sources” that power Leadership Springfield — the people, passions, and purpose that keep our mission moving. From those who keep us grounded to those who spark what’s next, every person and every part of our community plays a role. On Giving Tuesday, we’ll share how these forces come together to fuel the future, and how you can be part of it.

Join Leadership Springfield and Rosie for a Family & Friends Movie Party fundraiser as we watch Elf together at the Alamo! Our Movie Party will be held Monday, December 8 at 6pm at Alamo Drafthouse Springfield. Tickets are $40 each and include a seat in our private event theater, goodie bag of themed props & swag, and unlimited popcorn & soft drink. Full menu (plus fun Elf-themed food & drink) will be available for purchase. Bring your family, friends, classmates or colleagues! Many thanks to our fundraising event partner Alamo Drafthouse Springfield.

Join Rosie for a casual morning of coffee and connection with fellow Rosies — no RSVP required! Each month, we’ll pop up at a different local coffee shop or women-owned business for an easy, drop-in-style gathering. Come when you can, grab a cup, and start your day with community. This month’s meet-up: MaMa Jean’s on Republic Rd.

Join the Rosie Book Club on Wednesday, December 17th, from 4:00-5:00 p.m. at the Midtown Carnegie Branch Library. We’ll discuss Killers of a Certain Age by Deanna Raybourn. The Rosie Book Club Committee will lead us through engaging small group discussions. Jump into the conversation right away in our Rosie Book Club Facebook Group!

Stay tuned for more details coming soon.

Crocs in the office? Cell phones in meetings? What feels perfectly normal to one generation can feel downright baffling, or even unacceptable, to another. Today’s workplace is the first in history to include four distinct generations working side by side, each bringing its own expectations, communication styles, and quirks. Drawing on insights from Haydn Shaw’s book Sticking Points, this session with Brian will explore the most common generational friction points and how to transform them into opportunities for connection, collaboration, and stronger team performance. Participants will walk away with practical tools for understanding differences, reducing frustration, and leveraging generational strengths to build a more unified workplace. Join Leadership Springfield for this custom workshop led by Brian Fogle, a hands-on, engaging lunch and learn designed to challenge assumptions, spark conversation, and provide meaningful takeaways you can apply right away.

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