Leadership Lyceum

The Greek Lyceum was a school of philosophy founded by Aristotle near the city of Athens in 335 BC. Its purpose was to serve as a center for discussion, debate, reflection study.

The FAA Leadership Lyceum works to identify and develop a well-informed and highly motivated group of emerging multifamily housing leaders; people with a broad-based vision for, and commitment to the mission and strategic objectives of the Florida Apartment Association and its local associations.

A common challenge among FAA's nine local associations is the ability to identify association volunteers who are trained and motivated to move the association forward; and, who have the time to volunteer and have the support of their employers.

FAA began the Leadership Lyceum course in 2009. Any FAA member may apply; candidates will be selected by each local association. Lyceum candidates are required to complete two in-person classroom modules that are five hours in length and two virtual modules. They must attend one FAA Board of Directors meeting, one FAA Legislative Committee meeting, the FAA Legislative Conference and the FAA Annual Education Conference. 

The Nan Cavarretta Memorial Scholarship, managed by the Florida Apartment Association, was established in 2015 to assist in the training and development of emerging multifamily housing leaders through FAA’s Leadership Lyceum program. Scholarship recipients are dynamic professionals who have a broad-based vision for, and commitment to, the mission and strategic objectives of the Florida Apartment Association and its local associations.

Leadership Lyceum Graduates

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