Leadership Edmond class selected

EDMOND — The Edmond Area Chamber of Commerce recently selected participants for the Class XXXIV of Leadership Edmond.

Leadership Edmond is a nine-session program, sponsored and coordinated by the Edmond Area Chamber of Commerce to identify, educate and develop a select group of Edmond citizens for positions of community leadership.

The program’s principal goal is to build a resource of community leadership on a planned, continuing basis with specific objectives: To identify potential community leaders; to expand the leadership potential of participants by increasing their knowledge of Edmond and the critical issues that face the community and by exposing participants to present community leaders; to improve communications between present and future leaders; and to provide a channel for those not presently in leadership roles to gain access to positions of community leadership in an informed and responsible manner.

Class XXXIII includes: Joe Cardenas, Arvest Bank; Sheryl Janis, Autoworks Inc.; Craig Litle, BancFirst;

Adam Pugh, state senator;

Fawn Sachleben, Citizens Bank of Edmond; Chris Goodwin, city of Edmond;

Marcus Crawford, Crawford Family Funeral and Cremation Services; Britni Evans and Brittany Willison, Edmond Area Chamber of Commerce;

Lori Dickinson, Edmond Public Schools Foundation; Landon Long, Evans and Davis; Ryan Featherstone, First Fidelity Bank; Ken Koch and Khaaliq Salim, Francis Tuttle Technology Center;

Melissa Lowry, Frankfurt Short Bruza Associates P.C.; Sherri Banister, Hilton Garden Inn Edmond and Conference Center;

Shauna LeGrande, Innovative Healthcare Systems;

Tracy Cain, Integris Health Edmond; John Pleveich, RATPDEV — USA; Julie Woodard, Chesapeake Energy; Devyn Smith, Mercy Hospital; Joshua Morava, MidFirst Bank;

Brittany Rogers, Oklahoma City Abstract and Title Co.; Stacie Peterson, Paragon Homes and Remodeling; Michael Osburn, PoliGRAM; Sean Conrad, Radvine Marketing; Travis Conklin, Rose Rock CPAs, PLLC; Holly Osburn,Leigha Pemberton and Claire Parker, University of Central Oklahoma; and Geri Valdez and Taylor York, Edmond YMCA.