Leadership Tuscarawas announces new class
The 10-month program is designed to help participants develop a working knowledge of Tuscarawas County.
Leadership Tuscarawas, a 10-month program, is designed to help participants develop a working knowledge of Tuscarawas County across sectors and learn to appreciate the diverse perspectives of their classmates.
The Signature Program runs from August through May. According to Executive Director William Beisel, the program "presents an excellent opportunity for leaders to see beyond their own professional and personal space to better understand the broader interests of the community."
In addition to the Signature Program, Leadership Tuscarawas sponsors the annual Leaders of Tomorrow Summit and other programs.
Members of the new class and their employers are as follows:
—Adam Bott, Cleveland Clinic Union Hospital.
—Adrian Jones, PhD, Kent State University at Tuscarawas.
—Andrew Cornell, Groovfold.
—Andrea Arnold, Tuscarawas County Probate/Juvenile Court.
—Berthide (Hilde) Weber, Tuscarawas County Board of Developmental Disabilities.
—Cody Turner, MD, Cleveland Clinic Union Hospital.
—Courtney Nign, Kent State University at Tuscarawas.
—Dana Fischio, City of New Philadelphia Health Department.
—Ethan Zucal, Muskingum Watershed Conservancy District.
—Evan Welty, Welmore Center.
—Holly Bollinger, SBDC at Kent State University at Tuscarawas.
—JC Shively, Tuscarawas County Economic Development Corporation.
—Jennifer Deam, The Consumer and Savings Bank.
—Josh Weigand, Kraton Corporation.
—Kait Gallagher-Wilsterman, Tusco Display.
—Kaileigh Tracy, First Federal Community Bank.
—Karleigh Mills, First Federal Community Bank.
—Lisa Burrell, East Central Ohio Educational Service Center.
—Logan Little, Workforce Initiative Association and OhioMeansJobs of Stark and Tuscarawas Counties.
—Matt Fockler, Buckeye Career Center.
—Michael Mead, Medical Cost Saving Solution.
—Michele Milburn, WJER.
—Ryan Pastircak, WJER.
—Ryan Rice, Kraton Corporation.
—Tosha Roup, Dover Phila Federal Credit Union.
For more information email Beisel at wbeisel@kent.edu.