• Economic Development
• Education
• History
• Health and Human Services
• Agriculture and Environment
• Planning and Transportation
• Public Safety
• Quality of Life

The curriculum features open discussions with leaders, field trips in large and small groups, and class interaction. Presenters include community and business leaders, specialists in professional fields, professional trainers/facilitators, and others as needed.

Leadership Frederick County requires a commitment of time and energy. Participants are expected to attend each class session from beginning to end. Each class member will also participate in the Leaders on Loan program in order to learn first-hand about community needs and issues. Occasional pre-session homework assignments include attendance at public meetings or events, or reading assignments.

	"Leadership Frederick County is worth so much more than its investment and will continue to reward for years to come. I met people I would have never met, was exposed to things I would have never seen and learned more than I ever could. If you have any interest in the place you call home, become a Leader!" Jon Bailey, Business Development, Wood Street Inc.