The Southeast Georgia Leadership Forum revealed that its 6th Annual gathering will take place February 22 and 23, 2027 at the historic Kehoe Iron Works at Trustees Garden in Savannah. The two‑day event, themed “The Power of Vision,” aims to rally leaders from across the region around a shared, bold future.

Why the Forum Matters to Our Community

Organizers say the theme celebrates how a common vision can unite neighbors, businesses, non‑profits, and government agencies. By looking beyond individual organizations, participants are encouraged to ask what they can build together to strengthen the families and neighborhoods they serve.

Who Will Attend

More than 400 leaders are expected, representing a cross‑section of Southeast Georgia: civic groups, local government officials, business owners, emerging entrepreneurs, and volunteers from non‑profit organizations. The forum is being organized with generous support from Georgia Southern University, Georgia Power, OpenAI, and Morris Multimedia.

Program Highlights

Attendees can look forward to inspiring keynote speakers, panel discussions on collaborative leadership, and the presentation of the 2027 Leadership Awards. A new Rapid‑Fire Pitch Competition will challenge participants to propose solutions to a pressing community challenge, offering a fast‑paced platform for innovative ideas.

Opportunities for Growth

The day‑and‑a‑half schedule is designed to provide both thought‑provoking content and practical networking. Lunch on the first day and coffee, beverage stations, and snack bars each morning and afternoon are included, creating informal spaces for conversation and partnership building.

How to Register

Tickets are priced at $295 per person and can be purchased online at southeastleadershipforum.com/tickets. Sponsorship opportunities are also available for organizations that wish to support the event and gain visibility among the region’s most engaged leaders.

Looking Ahead

Forum organizers stress that the event is more than a conference—it is a catalyst for lasting collaboration across Southeast Georgia’s diverse communities. By committing to new ideas and supporting both emerging and established leaders, the forum hopes to help the region thrive in an ever‑changing, fast‑paced society.

For additional updates and details, visit the official site at southeastleadershipforum.com.

Original reporting: The Savannah Tribune — read the source article.