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# LEAP Researchers

<mark style="background-color:red;">The LEAP Researchers</mark> is a 9-month program for the joint personal and professional development of Early Career Researchers (ECRs) - Masters students, PhD students and Post-doctoral researchers addressing sustainability challenges. Program aims to empower academics, helping them reach their full potential in personal development, while fulfilling the mission of researching and transforming economics and management education for sustainable future. With this program we intend to contribute to designing an economic system that allows both the planet and people to thrive.

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**LEAP Researchers 2023 in a Nutshell**

* 9-month leadership development program for 10 to 15 Early Career Researchers
* monthly group online sessions tailored to participants’ needs, personal development themes alternate professional ones
* individual professional coaching and the possibility to engage in peer group coaching
* opportunity to support university students in their sustainability-oriented projects
* minimum time commitment: 4-5 hours per month
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<mark style="background-color:red;">Some more info can be found on the 1-pager below and on our</mark> [<mark style="background-color:red;">webpage</mark>](https://oikos-international.org/initiatives/leadership-program-leap/leap-researchers-track/)<mark style="background-color:red;">!</mark>

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