For full course description, visit the course information page.
Q: Who can attend?
A: The Course is open to the public. It was designed for any person or organization working for the public good.
Q: What about folks who are interested but not yet in leadership positions?
A: Absolutely. The Course is designed to encourage engagement by providing a defined development track for emerging contributors to the organization and the community.
Q: Is it open to people at the community level? At national and international levels?
A: Yep, Yep, Yep
Q: How much time will it take each week?
A: That is entirely up to you. There is more material available in the Course than one person can fully assimilate in a first pass, but that won’t be a problem, because Epic Leadership was designed to provide precise solutions to your specific challenges, not to master a fixed volume of information. On average you might expect to devote between 60 – 90 minutes per week apart from the live calls. Some may spend 3 hours a week, and we also designed the Course to provide exceptional value in as little as half an hour a week. That is why we say, This is the course for people who are too busy to take the course.
Q: What is the format of the Course?
A: Epic Leadership is a self-paced, online course employing:
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- Recorded audio and video
- An accompanying written text and workbook
- A community learning site to connect and share with other participants
- Individual and group assignments
- Live interactive webinars to address participant challenges and opportunities
Q: What portion of the Course is live?
A: The weekly or bi-weekly interactive zoom calls are the live portions of the course. In these calls you will be encouraged to submit your current and anticipated challenges and opportunities. We will apply the concepts and skills of each module to the issues you provide.
Q: When does the Course start?
A: January 28th, 2026
Q: What does it cost?
A: For this special edition of the course a deposit of $105. will hold your place. Then, at the end of the course, you will have the opportunity to decide how much you want to contribute based on the value you have received and your ability to contribute.
Q: What constitutes an intact workgroup?
A: Three or more people registering for the course who together are responsible for serving the same community, area or national constituency, either currently or in the near future. Then, you will use your active work together as the basis for course assignments.
Q: What if I register alone, or have challenges in other organizations than my work group’s?
A: No problem. Individuals will be assigned to study groups after registration, and any challenge from any organization is acceptable if it is what you most need to address and would most aid your learning.
Q: I will be on vacation during most of the course. Can I still take the course?
A: We understand that calendar challenges are a real thing. That is why the course is “self-paced” and recorded. The content will be available for retrieval at your convenience. You can access it day or night, at home, in the office or on the road. The interactive application calls will be also recorded and posted on the Learning Site. However, if you know that you will miss most of the live application calls we suggest you wait and enroll when you can be present, because the true value of the course is discovered in the applications.
Q: Is any certification available for attending the course?
A: CEU’s may be awarded according to individual professional requirements. Upon completion of course assignments a certificate of completion will be available from Griggs Leadership which may be used in your specific application for CEU’s.
Q: How do I register?
A: You can see the full course description and register on the Course Information Page.