KJL 2009 British participants: Leo Dee, Associate Rabbi Hendon Synagogue, Andrew Shaw, Rabbi Stanmore and Canons Park United Synagogue and Executive Director TRIBE, Young United Synagogue, and Harvey Belovski, Rabbi Golders Green Synagogue. Rabbi Shaw organized the UK Delegations to the 2008 and 2009 Classes.

Ongoing Program

	Denise Eger, Rabbi Congregation Kol Ami
	Serane Blatt, Executive Director of North Shore Congregation Israel with Ed Alpert, Executive Director of Am Shalom and President of NATA, National Association of Temple Administrators All photos © Evanston Photographic Studios

KJL is far more than five days!  At the conclusion of the on-campus session, participants become part of the KJL Leaders Circle.

Rabbis and executive directors can continue long distance learning via an online "KJL Blackboard." A Jewish Text Study Project, initiated by inaugural class rabbis, brings Judaic texts into dialog with values-based leadership principles studied on campus. All colleagues are invited to add to this valuable resource, available to participating organizations.

Continuing Kellogg assistance also may be requested. Volunteer KJL Alumni Partners, Kellogg MBA's with extensive experience, may be requested for project consulting.

In all activities, the sharing of best practices is a priority.