Since 1989, Leadership FMWF has shaped the careers of thousands of alumni through leadership development and community engagement.

In this episode, Setareh Campion, Chamber Director of Programs, sits down with Leadership FMWF alum Craig Bjur to discuss the impact the program has had on his personal and professional growth. As executive director of the Fargo Park District Foundation, Craig reflects on his climb to success, highlighting how even as an experienced leader, he still chose to invest in his leadership journey.

Craig shares how Leadership FMWF helped him strengthen his leadership skills, expand his network and deepen his connection to the FMWF community. He discusses the valuable lessons he learned, the relationships he formed and the ongoing importance of self-improvement – regardless of how far along you are in your career.

Whether you're just starting your leadership journey or looking to take the next step, Leadership FMWF offers the tools, connections and experiences to help you grow into a more impactful leader.

Listen to the full episode to hear more about Craig's journey, his leadership at Fargo Parks and his advice for those considering applying to the program.

What makes a great leader? It’s not just titles or experience—it’s the people who show up, take action and make an impact.

In this episode, Leadership FMWF Chair Alex Lacey sits down with Rammie Olson, a Leadership FMWF alum, to talk about the power of community, the impact of leadership in times of uncertainty and why stepping up matters. From navigating a leadership journey during a global shift to spearheading autism awareness initiatives, Rammie shares real stories of resilience, teamwork and making a difference.

Ever wondered what happens behind the scenes of a transformative leadership program? Or how one decision to get involved can shape careers, communities and lives? This episode dives into the connections, challenges and victories that make Leadership FMWF an unforgettable experience.

Tune in for a conversation filled with purpose, passion and the kind of inspiration that makes you want to step up and lead.

In this episode, Setareh Campion sits down with Roxanne Mullenberg, a banking and project specialist at Cornerstone Bank and a 2019 Leadership FMWF graduate. Roxanne shares her journey of staying deeply involved with the program after her class graduated, and how it gave her a new perspective on community involvement and volunteerism.

Roxanne discusses her passion for giving back and how the program’s community focus expanded her appreciation for the work being done in the region. She highlights the unique experiences that deepen understanding and build connections across the community.

This conversation also dives into the power of leadership development and how the program provides opportunities to grow personally, professionally and civically. Roxanne also reflects on how the program has evolved and how it continues to be a vital resource for emerging and established leaders.