A few case examples tell the story:
Working with Fred Simmens of Casey Family Programs (CFP) and the Philadelphia-based Center for Applied Research (CFAR), LTG has begun an innovative, project-based leadership program with Tennessee's Department of Children's Services (DCS).
LTG, with the support of Casey Family Programs, is currently assisting Philadelphia's Department of Human Services, the agency overseeing the city's child welfare system, develop training and support for its child welfare supervisors.
LTG, through the support of Casey Family Programs, is assisting the Indiana Department of Child Services (DCS) in strengthening and customizing staff development and training for child welfare managers from multiple levels. DCS has recently experienced a rapid and extensive transformation to a new, independent agency.
LTG has been doing innovative work in management and leadership development in New York City's child welfare system.
LTG began working in Camden, New Jersey's Public School District in 2007. At their request we are facilitating a whole school transformation at Camden High School. In January, 2008, LTG helped to facilitate all administrators, teachers, students, and parents to identify their most pressing needs.
LTG prides itself in its commitment and innovative work with a wide range of not-for-profit agencies. Episcopal Social Services (ESS) is a large multi-service agency serving the needs of disadvantaged children and families in New York City.
LTG has gained a reputation based on knowledge, discretion, and commitment. Executives call upon us to coach them on their most pressing issues: deciding which of the worthy senior staff to promote; major funding issues; handling the balance of a demanding day and a desire for a meaningful personal life.