Williamson, Inc. Names Inaugural Leadership Young Professional Class
July 12, 2018
Williamson, Inc. the umbrella name for the county chamber of commerce and economic development office, has named its inaugural class for a new leadership initiative.
Leadership Young Professional, or Leadership YP, allows young professionals in Williamson County to participate in a series of leadership development days that focus on quality of life in the county. The class will participate in community service projects around the county after graduation.
The class runs from August to next April. Applications for the second class will open in 2019.
2018 class members:
- Ashley Larcinese, Data Blue
- Brooke Wanser, Home Page Media Group
- Carmen Stanek Franklin Tomorrow
- Chase Harper, TMA Group
- Chris Burger, Capwealth Advisors
- Cody Wilson, AssuredPartners
- David Kelly, Southeast Financial
- DeAnna Croom, Pinnacle Financial
- Griffin Wilcoxon, Williamson, Inc.
- Hope Sonam, Snapshot Interactive
- Katherine Hellard, Williamson Medical Center
- Kel McDowell, Williamson, Inc.
- Lindsay Curtis A. Marshall Hospitality
- Olivia Bane, Tazikis Café
- Sally Mink, A. Marshall Hospitality
- Shikhar Shukla, Skanska
- Sydney Ball, First Citizens National Bank
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