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Abilene Chamber Announces Leadership Abilene Class of 2021

August 31, 2020Laurin Kocurek, Director of Communications

August 31, 2020

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE
For more information contact:
Laurin Kocurek, Director of Communications
325-677-7241
abilenechamber@gmail.com

Doug Peters
President & CEO
325-280-8856
doug@abilenechamber.com

 

Abilene Chamber Announces Leadership Abilene Class of 2021

The Abilene Chamber of Commerce is pleased to announce the participants for the 2021 class of our storied Leadership Abilene program.

Brittany Adair Hendrick Health Care System
Jessica Adams Vagabond Pizza
Allison Alvarez Arrow Ford
Matthew Beard Maverick Saw Cutting and Core Drilling
Holly Bearden Community Broadcast Partners KABW/KORQ
Chelsea Brooks Abilene Convention & Visitors Bureau
Joshua Brown First Financial Trust and Asset Management
Meredith Churchill Fullerton & Associates, PLLC
Jeff Coffey United Supermarkets
Elijah Dawson Arrow Ford
Stephanie DeLaGarza Abilene Zoo
Michael DeNapoli Dyess Air Force Base
Garrett Dussia Coca Cola Southwest Beverage
Allison Goodwin Hardin-Simmons University
James Gordon First Financial Bankshares
Grant Greenwood McMurry University
Andrew Harmon Clavél Corporation
Kenneth Heaton Small Business Development Center
Susan Holland Servicemaster by A-Town/Hi-Tech
Gregory Johnson Dyess Air Force Base
Marli Kimberlin Hendrick Health Care System
Joe Mangrem Enprotec /Hibbs &Todd, Inc
Jan Morrison The Noah Project
Mindi Nagy Abilene Country Club
Michelle Parrish Community Foundation of Abilene
Jay Patterson The Leaf
Jackie Powell Wylie ISD
Charles Rodgers West Texas Rehab Center
Travis Ruiz KTAB/KRBC/Telemundo Abilene
Erin Seabourne Hendrick Home for Children
Byron Stephenson The Shed Market
Gabriel Stokes The Local Taqueria & Bar
Brenda Trinidad First Financial Bank
Jacob “Bubba” Weckworth Vintage Marketplace
Noreen White The Betty Hardwick Center
Benjamin Young Brightway Insurance, The Young Agency

“This year’s committee focused on leading and breaking through community challenges post pandemic and seeking out incredible leaders, mentors and human beings.” said Doug Peters, President & CEO of the Abilene Chamber of Commerce. “The committee has worked hard to invest in these applicants despite situations no one was expecting and is excited about who has been chosen to participate in the Leadership Abilene Class of 2021.”

The chair of the 2021 Leadership Abilene planning committee is Tim Farrar with United Supermarkets.

The purpose of the Chamber’s Leadership Abilene program is to find and encourage potential leaders, spur community involvement, expose participants to what makes Abilene different, and seek alternate perspectives of community challenges.

Leadership Abilene orientation will be December 11, 2020, and all local, state, and federal guidelines will be followed relating to COVID-19. Hand sanitization will be provided, masks are required, and temperature checks will take place before each class day.

To learn more about the Chamber’s Leadership Abilene program, visit abilenechamber.com.

Since 1908, the Abilene Chamber has served as a catalyst for business growth, a convener of leaders and influencers, and a champion for developing and promoting the economy and quality of life. For more information on the Chamber and the 1,200 businesses it represents, visit www.abilenechamber.com

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