Leadership Fort Collins graduates 34
FORT COLLINS — The 2018-2019 Leadership Fort Collins class will receive diplomas 5:30 p.m. May 9 at the Rio Grande Agave Room. Leadership Fort Collins, a program of the Fort Collins Area Chamber of Commerce, is designed to develop leadership skills among those committed to shaping the future of the community.
Thirty-four current and emerging leaders from throughout the Fort Collins area were selected to participate in the 2018-2019 program, which began in September 2018 and will conclude on May 9. Participants met for a day each month to learn more about team building, government and transportation, the economy, environment, education, social capital, state government, health and emergency service providers and social infrastructure.
Graduating members of the class are:
- Brandon Bidwell, 8z Real Estate
- John Caesar, Virtus Insurance Services Rocky Mountain Division
- Kacee Collard Jarnot, CSU – President’s Leadership Program
- Mara Johnson, Fort Collins Habitat for Humanity
- Clinton Dale, Columbine Health Systems
- Treena Dockery, Banner Health
- Brecke Dowling, UCHealth
- Jeff Faust, Vineyard Church
- Charles Grant, First National Bank
- Kaycee Headrick, Boys & Girls Club of Larimer County
- Noah Hutchison, Antioch Fort Collins
- Maral Jalili, Brinkman Construction Inc.
- Laurie Kadrich, city of Fort Collins
- David Katz, Waypoint Real Estate LLC
- Brandon Lilly, Madwire
- Katie Nixon, UCHealth
- Madeline Noblett, Poudre School District
- Stephanie Pouse, The Brahma Group
- Cody Ramos, First National Bank
- Alicia Ready, Bryan Construction Inc.
- Andy Reese, Northern Engineering
- Lauren Ross Dewey, city of Fort Collins
- Joel Schwartzkopf, Colorado State University Health Network
- Nathan Scott, Foothills Gateway
- Gretchen Stanford, Fort Collins Utilities
- Alex Statham-Lardner, Fort Collins Habitat for Humanity
- Shannon Stearman
- Grant Stump, United Way of Larimer County
- Bryan Stump, UCHealth
- Mary Timby, Bohemian Foundation
- Adam Vander Sande, Austin’s American Grill
- Jessica Verderame, Fort Collins Area Chamber of Commerce
- Kelley Vodden, Forney Industries
- Danna Young, Dohn Construction
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FORT COLLINS — The 2018-2019 Leadership Fort Collins class will receive diplomas 5:30 p.m. May 9 at the Rio Grande Agave Room. Leadership Fort Collins, a program of the Fort Collins Area Chamber of Commerce, is designed to develop leadership skills among those committed to shaping the future of the community.
Thirty-four current and emerging leaders from throughout the Fort Collins area were selected to participate in the 2018-2019 program, which began in September 2018 and will conclude on May 9. Participants met for a day each month to learn more about team building, government and transportation,…
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