Alumni Membership
New and improved for 2024! LNJ reviewed and revised its Alumni Membership dues offerings to provide the most useful options to its graduate Fellows. Enjoy attending LNJ networking events whenever and wherever possible? The President’s Circle Membership gets you FREE access to all of LNJ’s networking events, including the Celebration of Leaders! Living out of state and can’t make it to LNJ events? Stay connected with classmates and friends with the Plus+ membership
Share your LNJ pride on LinkedIn, Facebook, and other social media sites with LNJ’s newest offering, digital badges! Each dues-paying member will receive a custom badge for their membership level AND a class year badge! Learn more about digital badging and how it works from Credly, a leading digital credential provider and LNJ’s preferred partner.
Plus+
$100/year
- Full access to LNJ InfoHub Profile, including:
- Access searchable alumni database
- Submit events to public calendar on LNJ website
- Post job/board/volunteer opportunities to Talent Exchange
- LNJ Live! Seminar Content (Coming Soon!)
- Custom digital LNJ Alumni Membership badge and digital LNJ Class Graduation Year badge, provided via Credly
Laureate
$200/year
- All of the Plus+ benefits, AND:
- One registration for the annual Celebration of Leaders ($150 value)
- One registration to one networking event of your choice ($50 value) per year
President's Circle
$500/year
(payable once in full or 12 automatic monthly payments)
- All of the Plus+/Laureate benefits, AND:
- One registration to ALL LNJ networking events
- Attendance at one seminar (excluding March Leadership Retreat)
- One eblast sent to LNJ directory (almost 3000 total) on behalf of your company, volunteer organization, etc.
Update Your Info Hub Profile
To update your Info Hub profile and sign up for your preferred Alumni Membership level, use the instructions sent to you via email on August 6, 2024. Didn’t receive an email? Contact Jen Bredehoft at jen@leadnj.org.
As a new business owner and individual with a desire for community service, LNJ was a wealth of knowledge to learn about how our government systems interact with one another. The friendships and knowledge that I learned going through the various monthly learning modules has impacted me profoundly. During our course review there was a theme that emerged “Where you sit is where you stand.” LNJ helped open my eyes to areas of our social sector that were not where I was sitting. I think everyone should understand how others see the world and interact with it before they cast judgment and/or make decisions.