Accelerator Program

Accelerator Program

Program Principles

1.
1.

Attract the Best

2.
2.

Train & Develop

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3.

Vicious Engagement

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4.

Measure & Adapt

Program Overview

Igniting the Hearts & Minds of the Next Generation of DLP Leaders

The DLP Accelerator Program features a 24 month curriculum that blends intense professional education with real world experience in a rapidly growing organization

People Workplace 12
People Workplace 5
Mountain Climbing
Workplace table2

Objectives

1. Thrive
1. Thrive

Learn How to Thrive at DLP

Key Success Indicators:

  • Learn what each function does
  • Learn how we interact
  • Real world experience
  • Execute in the role
  • Complete capstone project
2. Hard Skills
2. Hard Skills

Key Success Indicators:

  • Develop needed skills through training
  • Master those skills
  • Continuous real world experience
  • Improved execution
  • Complete capstone project
3. Lead
3. Lead

Learn to Lead

Key Success Indicators:

  • Mentor incoming class
  • Learn soft/human skills
  • Mastery of subject matter from rotations 1 & 2
  • Rockstar execution
  • Final capstone project

The Capstone project

Our Capstone project is the culminating and integrative experience of our Accelerator program. For DLP, capstone will be the final project to end your Accelerator experience, synthesize what you have learned, and solve a real business problem.

The Capstone project is a dynamic learning opportunity that will have the following benefits:

Improve confidence and self-perception: This project will help you prove your potential to yourself. Looking back upon a project that took months of hard work and dedication is rewarding, and will help you realize how much you are capable of.

Increases rigor: A capstone increases the stakes, helping Accelerators focus on their energy towards a final project and the continuation of learning. The capstone is a safe, guided space to finish learning.

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Apply Now

Qualified applicants must be able to work in St Augustine, have graduated from college within two years of the start of the program and be authorized to work in the United States. Additional qualifications apply.