KIPP Alumni Leadership Accelerator A 9-month fellowship program for KIPP alumni leaders in their mid/late 20s and 30s who aspire to hold high-level positions of influence, impact, and decision-making. About The Accelerator The Accelerator supports and equips KIPP alumni leaders with the skills, tools, networks, and peer connections necessary for reaching high-level positions of leadership, influence, and decision-making. The fellowship is a selective, 9-month, cohort-based experience which is highly individualized to each fellow’s aspirations. Applications for the next cohort are now OPEN! Fellows are selected in November, work 1:1 with an executive coach from MLT starting in December, and meet as a cohort two times during the year: Chicago, IL in February and a second time in June or July. Note: As we continue to monitor COVID-19, the February summit in Chicago is tentatively in-person. We will keep you updated on the latest developments. To date, 80 alumni have participated in the Accelerator, furthering their careers in entrepreneurship, non-profit management, the arts, finance, policy, law, medicine, health and fitness, construction, law enforcement, academia, and more. If you have questions or want to introduce yourself and receive Accelerator applications updates, please fill out our interest form or reach out to accelerator@kipp.org. A Glimpse into the Accelerator Program Selected fellows work 1:1 with an executive coach from MLT starting in December, and meet as a cohort two times during the year: Chicago, IL in February (tentatively in-person) and at a 4-day summit in June or July (location TBD). 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 Subscribe to Our Newsletter CONNECT WITH US Facebook Twitter Instagram Vimeo LinkedIn QUICKLINKS News & Press Careers About KIPP FDN Results Contact FAQ RESOURCES Blog Webmail KIPP Share Accessibility Privacy FIND A KIPP SCHOOL Enter City or Zip Code ©KIPP Foundation, All rights reserved. KIPP is committed to equal treatment for all individuals. KIPP does not discriminate on the basis of race, color, gender, disability, age, religion, sexual orientation, or national or ethnic origin.