ELDP in the US Virgin Islands

The Virgin Islands Training Initiative (VITI) offers qualifying employees of the Virgin Islands government participation in the Executive Leadership Program, managed by the Graduate School USA's Center for Leadership and Management. VITI will sponsor full tuition and travel for successful applicants.

Please note that the application deadline for ELDP-VI is July 1st, 2018.

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View the Latest News Items on the Executive Leadership Development Program

• Junior Paul Gives ELDP 2017 Class Speech

  30 September 2017 by Jason (in ELDP, News)

  Marshall Islands participant Junior Paul represented the 2017 class of the Graduate School USA’s Executive Leadership Development Program (ELDP). Twenty-two participants from throughout the U.S. affiliated insular areas represented the … [more]

• Frankie Eliptico Gives ELDP Class Speech

  8 July 2015 by Jason (in ELDP, News)

  CNMI participant Frankie Eliptico represented the 2015 class of the Graduate School USA’s Executive Leadership Development Program (ELDP). Twenty-two (22) participants from throughout the U.S. affiliated insular areas represented the … [more]

• ELDP 2013 Class Graduation

  30 June 2013 by Jason (in ELDP)

  The Executive Leadership Development Program completed graduation ceremonies in Honolulu, Hawaii on Friday, June 14, 2013. Twenty participants completed the program, representing American Samoa, the Republic of the Marshall Islands, … [more]

• 20 Pacific Participants Graduate from Executive Leadership Development Program

  29 June 2011 by Jason (in ELDP, News)

  Twenty (20) participants from throughout the insular areas represented the 2011 graduating class of the Executive Leadership Development Program (ELDP). ELDP graduation ceremonies were held on May 8, 2011, at the East-West … [more]

• Calvert Birmingham Gives ELP Class Speech

  19 June 2011 by Jason (in ELDP, USVI)

  Calvert Birmingham was selected to represent the graduating class of the Graduate School USA’s Executive Leadership Program this past summer.  Calvert currently works with the US Virgin Islands’ Department of … [more]