Community
Leadership of Licking County
Have you ever wondered what you are good at? Really good at? If you child brought home their report card
which had all A's and one D, which subjects would you focus on? Most of us would say the D, of course. But after taking the Strengths Finder
assessment and courses, I now think differently. What are your strengths? Do you know how to use them at home and at
work? Are you aware of the strengths of
those around you? These are just some of
the things you will become aware of through our Community Leadership
Program.
On May 8th, 25 individuals graduated from the
program, which was started back in 1982.
The program has produced over 800+ community leaders and supporters over
the years. The group meets one day a
month from September through May.
The program is designed to encourage and discover
leadership qualities in every participant during the morning sessions. Many different speakers and interactive
topics are presented. The afternoons are
filled with discovering all the wonderful assets Licking County has to
offer. The class travels around the
county, focusing on seven areas:
Economic Development; Travel & Tourism; Health & Social
Services; Government; Law & Justice; Business & Industry and
Education.
We are now accepting applications for the
2015-2016 class. The program is open to
anyone who would like to learn more about their community and themselves. The class size is limited to 25 people and
typically fills up quickly. If you are
interested and would like more information, please contact me at 740-345-9757
x5 or chottinger@lickingcountychamber.com.
I would like to congratulate the following
graduates from the 2014-2015 class: Mike
Birkmeyer with Madison-Collins-Stephens Agency; Suzanne Bressoud with The
Works; Denise Natoli Brooks with Licking County Soil and Water Conservation
District; Larry Brooks with the Hebron Police Department; Trisha Clark with
TrueCore Federal Credit Union; Stephanie DeBevoise with the Licking County
ESC/Newark City Schools; Megan Evans with the Licking County Foundation; Joshua
Filler with The Energy Cooperative; Patrick Frankhart with Licking Memorial
Health Systems; Jonathan Gatten with Tectum, Inc.; Lisa Hayes with Licking Memorial
Hospital; Cher Jackson with The Boeing Company; David Link with Bayer
MaterialScience; Kari Matheny with Licking County Job & Family Services;
Nicki Mayabb with First Federal Savings; Sharon Mills with MedBen; Jerry Newton
with Licking County Planning; Jessica Pickering with Fifth Third Bank; Matt
Reed with State Industrial Products; Cyndi Schmitt with the Licking County
Aging Program; Troy Smith with State Industrial Products; Melissa Spain with
Park National Bank; Courtney Van Ostran with Jobes Henderson & Associates,
Inc. and Brian Wilfong with C-TEC.
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