Duke Global Health Innovation Center

Leadership Triangle is a non-profit organization established in 1992 that aims to educate and promote collaboration among the separate communities of the Triangle region in Durham, NC. Through their regional and leadership development classes, seminars, and awards, they groom and identify future leaders, study regional issues, and serve as a clearinghouse of information for the Triangle. With over 1000 Goodmon Fellow Alumni across the Triangle, Leadership Triangle has become a leading entity in the region, ensuring the highest quality of life for the Triangle as it moves into the 21st century. Graduates of Leadership Triangle's programs, known as Goodmon Fellows, attribute their positive impact in the Triangle community to their participation in the organization. With great clarity in their purpose and values as leaders, they are better equipped to excel in their roles. The transformative leadership programs offered by Leadership Triangle provide a comprehensive and immersive experience that includes 360 assessments, peer coaching, in-course instruction, small group learning, and out-of-class assignments. The organization also offers an executive program for C-level executives and their spouses or partners, providing them with the opportunity to learn from experienced top executives and community leaders, and understand their greater responsibility to the region and their potential impact on the community and company culture.Generated from the website

The E.O. Wilson Biodiversity Foundation, based in Durham, NC, is dedicated to protecting global biodiversity and reimagining the way we care for our planet. Led by world-renowned scientist E.O. Wilson, the foundation's core program, the Half-Earth Project, inspires collective action to save the land and waters that support global biodiversity. With a commitment to science, collaboration, and innovative action, the foundation aims to ensure that no species is left behind in the face of the current extinction crisis. The Half-Earth Project, developed by the E.O. Wilson Biodiversity Foundation, provides tools and resources to protect global biodiversity, with the goal of preserving half of all species on Earth. Through informed collective action, the foundation strives to measure progress, engage communities, and inspire solutions to the biodiversity crisis. With a focus on science, education, and conservation, the foundation works towards a future where the interconnectedness of all species is understood and respected, safeguarding the planet for generations to come.Generated from the website