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2020 Evaluation Report Provided by 21St Century Leaders 2020 Evaluation Report provided by 21st Century Leaders "I did not know that there were so many job opportunities within WarnerMedia. Now, WarnerMedia seems like a whole different world due to all the diverse career fields and employees. It was very inspiring to hear the different WarnerMedia experiences from people who look like me. " - Christen Powell, Valdosta HS, Class of 2021 About the WarnerMedia Institute for Future Leaders WarnerMedia Institute for Future Leaders (WMI) is a week-long intensive ?All Things WarnerMedia? summer leadership institute for Georgia high school students. Partnering with 21st Century Leaders for its 14th summer, this institute, sponsored by WarnerMedia, focuses on leadership and media career development. This year?s institute was held from June 21st through June 25th for 71 high school students from across the state of Georgia. Due to COVID-19 and campus closures, the institute took place virtually this year, integrating an institute-specific module in 21CL's online learning platform Leadership Connect. WarnerMedia Institute for Future Leaders takes our leaders through an exploration of media careers while they connect with WarnerMedia professionals and gain from their insights and experiences with HBO Max, CNN, sports media, production, multicultural marketing and representation, Cartoon Network and game development. WarnerMedia's support provides this life-changing experience at no cost to the students. Statewide Student Diversity 71 Students 65% African American 59 High Schools 14% Asian/ Pacific Islander 21 Counties 11% Caucasian 8.5% Mixed/ Other 68% Female 1.5% Hispanic/ Latino 42% Male "It?s a great opportunity to learn more about yourself as well as others. I personally gained confidence in many ways and learned a lot about myself I never knew. The information is great, the speakers are amazing, alumni are relatable, and the people are open. Hearing personal experiences and participating in the talent show were many ways me and my peers connected. Overall, the program is fun and full of information I can hold onto forever." - Kyla Jefferson, Pebblebrook HS, Class of 2021 Student Impressions & Impact ?I'd say, ?This program will change your life, little or small. It'll help you realize what the Media Industry is about. The speakers will blow your mind with their wisdom, hardships, and success stories. The students and alumni are incredibly comfortable to be around and the atmosphere is super welcoming. The program will for sure inspire you.?? ? Trista Ngo, Cartersville HS, Class of 2021 IMPACT RESULTS 97% of the students reported that because of their experience they are more likely to seek out or continue seeking out leadership roles 97% of students reported that WMI, delivered as a virtual program, met or exceeded their expectations 94% of students reported that their confidence as a leader increased because of the program, while 23% of students reported that they were surprised at being selected to attend because they never really thought of themselves as a leader before attending 93% of students reported that their Business Knowledge increased since attending WMI and 89% agree that their Networking Skills improved 80% of students reported that WMI helped improve their Communication, Interpersonal and Critical Thinking Skills "If you are someone who is passionate about any area of media and communications, I recommend WarnerMedia Institute for Future Leaders. If you are someone who wants to become a better leader or are unsure of what career path you want to take in the future, I also recommend this institute. Attendees of WMI are exposed to the many sides of the media industry and the wisdom of 21CL alumni and speakers, while also making connections with others and strengthening their leadership skills." - Zahra Ahmed, DeKalb School of the Arts, Class of 2021 Student Impact 21st Century Leaders' programs are focused on developing skills in seven core leadership competencies. Students reported understanding the following competencies and knowing how to use them or expand them, after attending the WarnerMedia Institute for Future Leaders. 94% Communicating Effectively 92% Integrity & Trust 91% Self-Development 86% Problem Solving 84% Building Effective Teams 81% Action-Oriented 80% Career Ambition "Everyone can be a leader. You don't have to be a certain gender, race, or nationality to be a leader." - Jordan Tyler, Georgia Connections Academy, Class of 2021 "By being a leader you are also giving other people the opportunity to lead." - Raj Sureka, Johns Creek HS, Class of 2021 Student Impressions & Impact What was your impression of WarnerMedia before attending? How has that impression changed? "Previously, my impression of WarnerMedia was that it was all about business. However, I now believe that WarnerMedia is an environment centered around creativity, collaboration through team work, and inclusiveness." - Sultan Ziyad, Decatur HS, Class of 2022 "I didn't really know how big WarnerMedia was before I attended this institute, but now I have a lot of respect for the people there and the company overall. It's easy to see how passionate everyone at CNN is about finding the Truth, and the HBO multicultural marketing team are really making an effort to involve the audience in an immersive experience that will give them a personal connection to the content they're seeing." - Nandita Suri, GSMST, Class of 2022 "As a media company, I assumed it would seem very closed off and exclusive, but what I have heard from the different panelists and speakers has changed my mind and given me more hope for my future in media, and now hopefully with the WarnerMedia family." - Kennedy Levister, South Cobb HS, Class of 2021 CAREER AMBITION 92% of students reported that after attending the institute, they are clear in knowing their career path after high school 87% of students reported that because of attending, they are interested in pursuing a career opportunity at WarnerMedia 56% of students reported that they discovered a new career field that they are now interested in that they didn't realize prior to attending WMI 54% of students reported that their career interest was reaffirmed by an experience at the institute WARNERMEDIA INSPIRING YOUTH TO LEAD 31 Volunteers If you could honor one speaker, leader or volunteer this week, who would it be and why? "It is almost impossible to choose one speaker from this program to honor because they were all incredible, (and I'm sure we would all choose Carl Azuz in a heartbeat, and everyone enjoyed Wendy's energy) but I really did think Courtney Freedman's session really gave me more insight on more jobs in the industry that I didn't know about, and I would love to honor her and give her a great 21CL thank you." - Kennedy Levister, South Cobb HS, Class of 2021 "I would honor Jasmine Adams because she gave us multiple examples of different careers that are in the industry. I love how she said there?s not only 1 career in the industry that you HAVE to stick to, but there?s multiple things. Hearing her story gave me fuel to do more research about industry professions. I enjoyed listening and connecting with her. " - Kyla Jefferson, Pebblebrook HS, Class of 2021 "Morgann Mitchell inspired me because her college sports life is basically what I want to do and she proved that it is possible." - Lailah Simmons, Dutchtown HS, Class of 2021 "If I could honor one speaker it would be Dennis Williams because I related so much to his upbringing since I am going to accomplish many firsts in my family; which is a lot of pressure considering they have high expectations for me. But, hearing his story and seeing him in person made me realize that if he could do it so could I." - Lizbeth Sandoval, Newton College & Career Academy, Class of 2021 WARNERMEDIA INSPIRING YOUTH TO LEAD Volunteers Continued If you could honor one speaker, leader or volunteer this week, who would it be and why? "Michael Quigley because he inspired me to pursue a career in business and get my MBA." - Quincy Howard, Dublin HS, Class of 2021 "I would honor Jay Roewe because he introduced to me a career field based on what I was interested in that I had never thought about until he mentioned it." - Sofie Wright, Grady HS, Class of 2021 "Carl Azuz because he showed me that hard work and persistence can be the difference between getting a role and not making it. Also, he inspired me to never take "no" for an answer and keep pushing through if you are doing something you really love and enjoy doing." - Cameron Frye, Tucker HS, Class of 2021 WMI Module: Leadership Connect In addition to live virtual workshops, students completed a customized WarnerMedia Institute module that was gamified and interactive. Students were introduced to the WarnerMedia brand and networks, industry terms, and were able to interact with their peers through the discussion board. - 9 modules - WM branded lessons included WarnerMedia 101, WarnerMedia Terms, WarnerMedia Operating Model, and CNN 10 - Students will continue to have free access to Leadership Connect for the 2020-2021 School Year which has more than 90 modules on leadership skills and social & emotional intelligence for them to continue their learning. AGENDA SNAPSHOT Sun., June 21 - Thur., June 25, 2020 (virtual) SUNDAY: Welcome to WMI Program welcome and leadership workshops led by 21CL staff and alumni MONDAY: Leadership Connect WMI Module: Students engage in institute-specific module of lessons in Leadership Connect 21CL Alumni Roundtables: Students learn from alumni on
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