Pensacola Chamber Foundation announces LeaP class of 2016

  • May 28, 2015
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The Pensacola Chamber Foundation announced today the names of the Leadership Pensacola (LeaP) Class of 2016 participants. LeaP is a program that aims to develop community-minded leaders in Northwest Florida. Founded in the fall of 1982, LeaP is a 10-month-long program designed to help participants understand the issues facing the Greater Pensacola Region and develop the leadership skills necessary to resolve them. To date, more than 1,500 individuals have completed the Leadership Pensacola program. “Leadership Pensacola gives participants the opportunity to educate themselves on regional issues, as well as enhance their leadership skills through learning from various area professionals,” said KC Etheredge, chief operating officer for the Pensacola Chamber Foundation. “This program is crucial to the development of our area’s future leaders and serves to enhance our community for generations to come.” Participants in the LeaP program are involved in a combination of retreats, day-long seminars and at least one community project for which the class uses its resources and talents to enhance the community. “Through Leadership Pensacola, participants acquire skills and connections that will help them grow and generate positive change in our community,” said Greater Pensacola Chamber President & CEO Clay Ingram. “This program has a successful track record of building community leaders for 30 years, and we are proud to continue the tradition with the Class of 2016.” The LeaP Class of 2016 is: Daniel Akerman, Brett Aldridge, Danita Andrews, Kirk Bradley, Richard Chism, Michael Clarke, Adrianne Collins, Will Condon, Michael Crawford, Matthew Cushing, Matt Deavenport, Mary Ann Ford, Scott Fraser, Jean Gillson, James Green, Alicia Hall, Drew Hardgrave, Amanda Hindsman, Maryette Huntinghouse, Melanie Jacobi, Scott Jernigan, Cam Johnson, Maegan Leonard, Tommi Lyter, Laura McCullers, Dave McDuff, Andrew McKay, Joseph McNair, Steve McNally, Grayson Miller, William Moore, Sunshine Nall, Jean Pierre N’Dione, Brock Neighbors, Josh Newby, Mark Nisbett, Mark Olvera, Chuntell Patterson, Stacey Ramos, Josh Schutts, Patty Spradling, Ben Stubbs, Michael Thibodeaux, Alyssa Tucker, Ray Walker, Lyndi Warner, Steve Williams, Harriett Wyer, Jordan Yee and Elizabeth Zupkow.
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