Professional Development: School Administrators, Teachers, Parent Education

LEADERSHIP IS OUR LEGACY ..."UNLEASHING HIDDEN POTENTIAL"




Leadership Capacity LC Foundation, Inc.

Business Hours: 9:00 A.M. ~ 6:00 P.M. Monday - Friday

(Please Call / Appointments Available)



Location: 13225 Philadelphia Street, 1 st Floor, Suite B Whittier, CA 90601

(Corner of Philadelphia Street & Friends Ave. Uptown Whittier)



Phone: 562 945 9600 (Corporate Offices & Training Center)




"Building Capacity for Highly Effective Leaders & Organizations."

"Building Capacity for Highly Effective Leaders & Organizations."
"... They will soar on wings like eagles..." [Isaiah 40:31]
Showing posts with label LC Foundation Leadership Training Center. Show all posts
Showing posts with label LC Foundation Leadership Training Center. Show all posts

Wednesday, October 12, 2011

LC Foundation at Whittier College Internship & Career Fair













(Pictured: center Dr. Yolanda Aguerrebere with students.)




It was a rainy morning when LC Foundation CEO Dr. Ralph Pacheco and Dr. Yolanda Aguerrebere, (LC Foundation --Lead Consultant-- Education Services Division), arrived at the Whittier College campus. The staff at the college was gracious in giving them both a ride on their (golf) cart to Villalobos Hall where the 2011 Whittier College Internship & Career Fair was being held on October 5, 2011.


The Villalobos Hall at Whittier College was buzzing with activity as the Agencies and Organizations seeking Interns and providing career opportunities set up their displays for the College Fair. The FBI, U.S. Customs & Border Patrol, U.S. Congresswoman Linda Sanchez Office, Nordstroms, and many other Community based organizations and public agencies about 25 in all.


The LC Foundation was there to offer an opportunity for "4" Internships with the Foundation, 2 upper classmen positions and 2 lower classman positions; 2- Community Liaison Specialist positions, and 2- Administrative Interns respectively were showcased at the Intern Fair.




There was great interest expressed by the Wet but enthusiastic Whittier College students. In all, "41" Whittier College students signed up expressing further interest in participating in the "Internship Program" being offered to Whittier College students.




There are a variety of projects and programs that the LC Foundation is involved with in the Whittier community for students to assist and receive"first hand" experience in Project Management.


For further infomation about our Internship program please call 562 946 1410 and ask for Dr. Yolanda Aguerrebere.









Thursday, September 29, 2011

Watch for Clergy Column, Deborah Pacheco being featured in the Whittier Daily News - Friday, September 30th, 2011



Whittier, CA



Deborah Pacheco, Co-Founder of the LC Foundation, Inc. (2008) and Co-Founder of First Christian Church International (2002) will be featured in the Whittier Daily News "Clergy Forum" on September 30, 2011.


The Clergy Forum is a featured column in each Friday issue of the Whittier Daily News. This Friday's column is the first submission of Pastor Deborah Pacheco, her topic will be on her obeservations about the "Praying Grandmas" in the Church.


Praying Grandmas are the backbone of every church ..." Says Deborah Pacheco. Watch for her column in tomorrow's newspaper.

Monday, September 12, 2011

Patriot's Award 9/11 Event An Inspiring Time for All...

Whittier, CA

The 8th Annual 2011 Patriot's Award Breakfast & Charity Banquet (A 9/11 Memorial Observance Event) was held on Saturday, September 10, 2011 at the Grand Ballroom of the American Red Cross (Rio Hondo Chapter) in uptown Whittier. The event was hosted by Dr. Ralph & Deborah Pacheco of the: LC Foundation, Inc..

The Honorary Chair of the Patriot's Planning Committee Whittier Mayor Cathy Warner gave the official "Welcome" to the over 150 guests at the event. She spoke of the "Powerful remembrance of this tragic event that took place 10 years ago."

In the Award portion of the morning, "6" very deserving Whittier area citizens received recognition for their "demonstrating of love for God, Country, and Neighbor through Community or national service..." The 2011 Patriot of the Year was Mr. Jose Ramos the founding member of the "Welcome Back Home Vietnam Veterans" event held each March 30th of the year.

The other 5 Patriot Awardees were; Layla Avila (South Whittier School District Board Member), Bobbie Dear (Board secretary, Whittier County Community Coordinating Council), P. Michael Freeman (Los Angeles County Fire Chief - Retired), Elizabeth "Liz" Mendia (Executive Director, Whittier Rio Hondo AIDS Project), and Tim Traeger (Editor, Whittier Daily News).

The Patriot's Award "9/11" Keynote Speaker was Mr. Steven David Santoyo, husband of "Marie Pappalardo" ... Marie was a passenger on United Flight 175 (Boston to L.A.) she was returning from Martha's Vineyard (Boston area) after a visit with her adult daughter for her Birthday... Marie was returning from Boston to L.A. to be with her husband Steven... She did not make it home that day... The flight was hijacked and was flown into TWIN TOWER #2 on 9/11/01 she perished that day along with all the other passengers and flight crew.

Steven's testimony of tragic loss... Depression and pain... then redemption through his faith in God, and ultimate victory Jesus Christ was an inspirational highlight of the 9/11 Memorial Observance at the Event. The 9/11 ceremony was followed by the "Ringing of the Fire Bell" 10 times in 10 second intervals... One ring for each year since this tragic event. A solumn and profound reverence filled the room during that moment for all in attendance that morning. Not a word was spoken...

There were many distingished dignitaries who were also in attendance for this year's memorial event. (partial list): Whittier Mayor Cathy Warner, Whittier Council Member Greg Nordbak, Whittier Union HSD Board Members; Leighton Anderson, Jeff Baird, Russell Castaneda-Calleros, and Tim Schneider. South Whittier School Board Members; Jan Baird and Layla Avila. Rio Hondo College Trustee Gary Mendez, East Whittier School Board Trustee Christine Chacon Sullivan, Whittier Union HSD Superintendent Sandra Thorstenson, Central Water District Board Member Robert Apodaca, Kenia Davalos L.A. County Chair of the Small Business Commission, Hector Elizalde representing U.S. Congresswoman Grace Napolitano, Kara Medrano representing U.S. Congresswoman Linda Sanchez, Andrea Avila representing L.A. County Supervisor Don Knabe, Rev. Jim Ortiz, President of the Whittier Area Evangelical Ministerial Alliance (WAEMA).

Program Highlights; The Welcome by Whittier Mayor / Patriot's Committee Honorary Chair Cathy Warner, The Pledge of Allegiance was led by Patriot's Committee Honorary Co-Chair Greg Nordbak, the Invocation by Pastor Joey Alvarado (King's Sons & Daughters Training Centers), and the closing prayer (Benediction) by Pastor Charles Woody, Cornerstone Celebration Center International.

In addition to the gorgeous "Eagle" Patriot Trophies and "Patriot's Awardee Medallions/Medals" the Patriot Honorees ' also received Commendations from U.S. Congress, the County of Los Angeles, and the City of Whittier.

The closing ceremonies also ended with everyone in attendance singing in chorus "God Bless America" (written by Irving Berlin). An appropriate end to a Patriotic event...

Sunday, August 28, 2011

LACOE SUPERINTENDENT DR. ARTURO DELGADO RECEPTION HELD AUGUST 25th, 2011



Alhambra, CA


Aug. 25, 2011 -- Dr. Arturo Delgado, formally serving for 14 years as the Superintendent of the San Bernardino City School District, was the honored guest at a Los Angeles County School Trustees Association (LACSTA) Reception to "Welcome" the newly appointed County Superintendent of the Los Angeles County Office of Education (LACOE).


LACOE represents the 80 local school districts within Los Angeles County. They also provide educational services to over 25,000 school age children in a variety of educational county-wide programs.


Dr. Delgado officially took the reigns as the new CEO of LACOE on July 1st, 2011.


The Welcoming Reception was attended by School Trustees and School Administrators from around Los Angeles County. (Pictured) Dr. Yolanda Aguerrebere, Lead Consultant / Education Division of the Leadership Capacity LC Foundation, Inc. with LACOE Superintendent Dr. Arturo Delgado.


Dr. Arturo Delgado, a former President of the California Association of Latino Superintendents & Administrators (CALSA) is greeted by Dr. Yolanda Aguerrebere, a fellow distinguished member of CALSA.


Dr. Yolanda Aguerrebere was also joined at the Welcoming Reception by fellow Education colleagues from the LC Foundation, co-founders Dr. Ralph & Deborah Pacheco.


"Dr. Delgado, follows in the footsteps of an outstanding educational leader Dr. Darline Robles. I am confident that under Dr. Delgado's leadership the County of Los Angeles and its 80 member School Districts will prosper as never before. I congratulate our new County Superintendent Dr. Arturo Delgado on his appointment as our new leader in Los Angeles County, and wish him all the best... Godspeed!" Says, Dr. Ralph Pacheco, Founder & CEO, The Leadership Capacity LC Foundation, Inc.


[The LC Foundation, Inc. is a Public Benefit Non Profit California Corporation offering educational services to School Districts around California.]



Sunday, August 14, 2011

LC Foundation hosts the 19th Annual Campaign Institute

Whittier, CA

The LC Foundation hosted the 19th Annual Campaign Institute started by Dr. Ralph & Deborah Pacheco in 1992.

Over 80 Candidates (and their campaign advisors) who have filed or intend to file for School District and College District Board seats in Los Angeles County were invited to participate in this training conference.

Both Incumbents and challengers from around LA County Attended the One-Day Training event. Candidates and prospective candidates from the following districts attended (2) for Rio Hondo College Community College District, (3) Azusa USD, (2) El Rancho USD, (3) Whittier City SD, El Monte Union HSD, (2) Bassett USD, (1) Whittier Union HSD, (1) Los Nietos SD, (1) Norwalk-La Mirada USD. (1) Culver City USD. Each of the candidates also were encouraged to bring their campaign advisor/manager with them for the training.

Dr. Pacheco is serving in his 24th consecutive year as an Elected Official having served on two boards; Rio Hondo Community College District Board of Trustees (1987-1991) and as a Governing Board Member of the Whittier Union High School District (1991-Present). Dr. Pacheco has over 30 years of experience in running campaigns at the local level, county, state, and national level.

Deborah Pacheco has been involved in doing campaign races since 1981, when she first ran for office. She and Ralph have been collaborating on campaign races together since 1982. Deborah served two terms as an Elected member of the South Whitier School District Governing Board from 2001 through 2009. She retired from the Board and did not seek reelection in 2009 after serving 8 years.

Dr. Anthony Rendon, Candidate for the CA state Assembly was the Luncheon Speaker.

The Campaign Institute was held at the LC Foundation Leadership Training Center at their location in uptown Whittier, 13225 Philadelphia St., Whittier, Ca 90601. The Foundation's 1,200 sq. ft. Training center seats 100 persons and is equip with the latest media equipment for power point presentations and video production. The Center features surround sound with dual projectors and 2 - 60" screens for viewing.

Candidates interested in learning more about Campaign Management Training opportunities, or who are seeking campaign management assistance for their bid for office on the November, 2011 Election cycle may call Dr. Ralph Pacheco at: 562 946 1410 or send him an email at: profresnet@aol.com