WHY THE CORO FELLOWSHIP?

“Coro taught me how to navigate through the slings and arrows of the group process, gave me my first peek at how the federal government works when we traveled to DC, caused me to experience a meltdown of my “opinion collection” within the first 90 days and without a doubt, gave me a lifetime of diverse experiences and people encounters in nine months of intense learning.” 
– Kerry Morrison, Executive Director, Hollywood Property Owners Alliance, ‘81

CONNECT DOTS FOR BIG IMPACT

Through a rotation of placements, Fellows work with multiple sectors, from governments to nonprofits to businesses. This cross-sector exposure fosters your ability to think holistically and build connections among and across different communities.

LEARN FROM IN-FIELD EXPERTS

Fellows learn directly from in-field experts. You build knowledge and skills in a real-world environment with guidance from experienced alumni and partners committed to accelerating your growth.

BECOME YOUR BEST SELF

The Coro Fellows program combines professional development with personal development in a rigorous and challenging environment. The experience is uniquely curated for your strengths, weaknesses, and goals, in order to develop your best self.

JOIN A PRESTIGIOUS NETWORK

Founded more than 70 years ago, the Coro Fellows program has a rich history. Our methodology has been honed over time and proven through a long line of prestigious alumni. You benefit from the learning of those who came before you and access to the powerful network built over decades.

DOES THIS SOUND LIKE WHAT YOU’RE LOOKING FOR?

APPLY TODAY

“In my career running a think tank, serving as Deputy Chancellor and as President of the IBM Foundation, I have hosted individual Coro Fellows,  teams of them,  and ultimately hired over a dozen program graduates. I have found them to be highly motivated, very well skilled and  unfailingly creative. I would recommend the program to prospective Fellows, to potential employers and anyone interested in accessing top talent.”

Stan Litow, President IBM Foundation