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building a stronger community…one leader at a time

Leadership Begins with You

Applying what I learned in SCIL is important because our local businesses, including my work place, have a direct impact on the economic development and cultural fabric of our community. As a new Service Group Leader / Manager, and having moved to Wisconsin specifically to take on my new job, I felt it was important to sink my energies into building and bolstering our Team.

Efforts have paid off and I see better communication and a more effective work group. This will lead to myself and others on my Team having great mental and emotional capacity for involving ourselves in our community. I have also joined our ESOP committee, and we are making strides to connect an ownership culture to company success and continued growth.

Lauren Goff

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SCIL was founded and continues to grow as a sort of laboratory space where a variety of leadership tools can be demonstrated, discussed, and brought to bear on contemporary issues. As part of its process, it helps guide participants to explore leadership by engaging them and teaching them how to think outside of the box. It gives people the chance to see leaders in key fields up close and ask them about the challenges they face, the hardships they endure, the wrongs that they are trying to right.

For 9 months participants get incredible opportunities to look at things like education, healthcare, poverty in detail and wrestle with them as more than just sound bites or political tools but instead to just try to embrace and comprehend the complexity of these issues. Even more so to stop and think about how each of us could help solve them. It’s not for the weak of heart, but it’s worth the effort and then some. You’ll learn things about yourself and the world around you. If you’re really inspired and motivated you’ll find or make a way to make a difference. Rauel LeBreche SCIL Board President

SCIL Board of Directors

Rauel LaBreche, President, McFarlanes, Inc

Julia Randles, Secretary, SSM Health St. Clare Foundation

Robin Whyte, Treasurer, Community Foundation of South Central Wisconsin

Thomas Cox, Sauk County Development Corporation

Donna Crary, Compeer Financial

Kyle Crosby, Boys and Girls Club of West-Central Wisconsin

Laurie Killam, WCCU

Logan Littlegeorge, Ho-Chunk Gaming Wisconsin Dells

Kimberly Schwarz, Save Cows Network

Kurt Wenger, Drop Frame Productions

Nancy Zingsheim, First Weber Realtors


We couldn’t do it without our SCIL Instructor

Morgan McArthur

UW Madison Extension-Sauk County

Community Development Educator