Leadership Middle Tennessee welcomes 39 to its alumni base. Here's who they are

Kirsten Fiscus, Nashville Tennessean
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Leadership Middle Tennessee's 2022 class joined an extensive network of alumni earlier this month, leaving the door open for new candidates in August.

The organization, based in Hendersonville, selects applicants annually from Cheatham, Davidson, Dickson, Maury, Montgomery, Robertson, Rutherford, Sumner, Williamson and Wilson counties. Together, the class tours the 10 counties to learn about workforce development, transportation and education in the region.

The 11-month course begins in August with a retreat and continues with monthly meetings. This year, the 2022 class graduated from the program on June 14 with a ceremony at the Adventure Science Center.

Members of the 2023 class will be announced in August.

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The 2022 graduating class includes:

  • Kimberly (Kim) Baker, Gallatin Chamber of Commerce

  • William (Jeff) Bennett, Habitat for Humanity of Greater Nashville

  • Melissa Blackburn, Division II General Sessions Court

  • Roy (Bo) Bowen, FreseniusRx

  • Kenneth (Kenny) Boyd, Maury County

  • Amelia Bozeman, Tennessee Small Business Development Center at MTSU

  • Valencia Breckenridge, GraceWorks Ministries

  • Karen Clark, First Bank

  • Margaret Cole, CareNet Pregnancy Medical Center

  • Kelley Crecelius, First Horizon Bank

  • Jessica Dauphin, Transit Alliance of Middle Tennessee

  • Esterlene Dukes, General Motors

  • Shan Foster, YWCA of Nashville & Middle Tennessee

  • Shelly Hazle, Greater Nashville Regional Council

  • Brian Hercules, Town of Smyrna

  • Brett Jackson, Millan Enterprises

  • Megan Keen, Tennessee Valley Authority

  • Walter “Walt” Lord, Austin Peay State University

  • John McDearman, Wilson Bank and Trust

  • Susan Minor, Franklin Housing Authority

  • Jackie Morgan, Federal Reserve Bank of Atlanta – Nashville Branch

  • Eric Moses, Nashville Speedway

  • Elizabeth (Liz) Palmer, Middle Street Partners

  • Julie Perry, Diocese of Nashville

  • Kris Phillips, Austin Peay State University Foundation

  • Martin Plumlee, Plumlee & Associates LLC

  • Kevin Releford, Gap, Inc.

  • Susanne Sager, Lipscomb University College of Business

  • ZaBrina Seay, Wilson County Veterans Service Office

  • Loren Sluder, Community Life Bridge

  • Robert Smith, Helios Energy US, MagMann LED

  • Jerome (J.T.) Terrell, Cheatham Connect

  • Asailio “Ace” Timmermeier, City of Springfield, Tennessee

  • Laura Travis, Tennessee College of Applied Technology

  • Lewis Walling, Robertson County Schools

  • Andy White, Easterseals Tennessee

  • Yolonda “Yolo” Williams, Women Veterans of America

  • Gail Young, Fortera Credit Union

  • Nancy Youssef, Soles 4 Souls

Contact Tennessean reporter Kirsten Fiscus at 615-259-8229 or KFiscus@gannett.com. Follow her on Twitter @KDFiscus.

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