Fall 2025 Cohort
Key Program Dates
- Early Decision Applications Due: May 30
- Early Decision Notification: June 16
- Applications Due: August 8
- Decision Notifications: Week of August 25
- Program Dates: September 9 - November 18
Key Program Dates
Tailored for Houston's Growth: Be part of a program in the heart of a growing hub for leading energy companies. Houston's talent will play a crucial role in shaping the energy landscape.
Financial Expertise: Understand the capital and processes needed for successful technology implementation in the capital-intensive energy industry.
Community Partnership: Learn to be expert communicators and valuable partners to Houston’s communities – a crucial aspect in the energy sector.
Agility and Resilience: Equip yourself with the agility and resilience needed to navigate the non-linear path of the energy industry.
Define the Energy Landscape in Houston: Understand the unique characteristics of Houston's energy industry.
Examine Ecosystem of Energy Ecosystem: Explore the various roles within the energy ecosystem.
Explore Policy and Finance Changes: Gain insights into policy and finance changes and their implications for the industry.
Identify Transferable Skills: Recognize traditional energy industry skills that transfer seamlessly to energy leadership professions.
Apply Communication and Cognitive Skills: Enhance your communication and cognitive skills for effective collaboration and problem-solving.
Create Solutions that Have Impact: Develop practical solutions to the dual challenge.
The Partnership invites Houston-area lawmakers for a panel discussion on the 89th Texas Legislature. Join us as we explore the topics tackled during the most recent legislative session in Austin. Water, workforce, education and more will be on the table as they discuss policy solutions to the state's most significant issues. Speakers Include: Lauren Ashley Simmons - State Representative, District 146, Dennis Paul - State Representative, District 129
