Leadership Middle Tennessee Class of 2013 selected
By wherald
Thirty-four community and business leaders from the Middle Tennessee region have been selected for membership in the 2013 Class of Leadership Middle Tennessee, Inc., a regional leadership institute encompassing the 10-county area involved with Partnership 2020.
Members were selected from across the 10-county area that includes Cheatham, Davidson, Dickson, Maury, Montgomery, Robertson, Rutherford, Sumner, Williamson and Wilson.
Among this year’s class are the following Williamson County representatives: Clyde Ingalls, Community President, Bancorp South; Kathie Moore, Realtor, Crye-Leike Realtors; Jeff Palmquist, Senior Vice President Nashville Group, Duke Realty Corporation; Melissa Thompson, Owner/President MWT Online Media.
Others include: Cheatham County: Ray Crouch, Jr, Assistant District Attorney, District Attorney General’s Office; Len Rinehart, III, Vice President Commercial Lending, First State Bank; Davidson County: Randy Bostic, Director of Development, College of Business, Lipscomb University; Nancy Eisenbrandt, Chief Operating Officer, Nashville Area Chamber of Commerce; Kaki Friskics-Warren, Executive Director, Dan and Margaret Maddox Charitable Fund; Shawn Henry, Attorney, Tune, Entrekin & White PC; Keri McInnis, Senior Vice President/Financial Advisor, Pinnacle Financial Partners; Lisa Meiers, Director of Marketing, Avenue Bank; William Miller, II, Associate Publisher, The Tennessee Tribune Newspaper; Dickson County: Pat Reynolds, Director, Leadership Dickson County, Dickson Chamber of Commerce; Tim White, Owner/Partner of Benefits, Inc.; Maury County: Joe Kilgore, Executive Director, Maury Regional Health Care Foundation, Maury Regional Medical Center; Kristi Martin, Executive Director, Columbia Main Street Corporation; Montgomery County: Tommy Bates, President, Legends Bank; James Halford, Director, Plans, Analysis & Integration, U.S. Army (Civil Service) Fort Campbell; Candy Johnson, Director, Corporate and Community Relations Foundation, Clarksville Montgomery County School System; Tommy Vallejos, Care Pastor, Faith Outreach Church; Robertson County: Chris Heeren, Administrator, NHC Healthcare Springfield; Nina Kumar, Associate Attorney, Wyatt, Tarrant & Combs, LLP; Ty Watts, Vice President/Financial Advisor, Heritage Bank Wealth Management; Rutherford County: Andrae Crismon, Sr., Managing Attorney, Legal Aid Society of Middle Tennessee and the Cumberlands; Paul Latture, President, Rutherford County Chamber of Commerce; Bert McCarter, Attorney, McCarter Catron & East; Tara MacDougall, CEO, Discovery Center; Sumner County: Tommy Condone, Executive Director, Tennessee State Soccer Association; Melinda Judd, Director of Corporate Engagement, Second Harvest Food Bank of Middle Tennessee; Reggie Mudd, Regional Director, State of Tennessee Economic and Community Development; andwilson County: Chris Dowell, Fire Chief, Lebanon Fire Department; Randall Hutto, County Mayor, Wilson County; Nelson Remus, President and CEO, Remar Inc.
Leadership Middle Tennessee was formed in 1999 as an initiative of Partnership 2000 to contribute to future planned and sustainable economic and community growth and development in the fast-growing 10-county area through the participation of community leaders in an annual regional leadership program. At its founding, Marvin Runyon, LMT chairman of the board, said, "The regional leadership institute was founded to help community leaders develop a unity of purpose and meet regional challenges with regional vision." Runyon, who passed away in 2004, was the former president of Nissan Motor Manufacturing, U.S.A., TVA chairman and U.S. Postmaster General.
The thirty-four members of the 2013 LMT class include representatives of all 10 counties who will participate in ten one-and-a-half-day sessions focusing on a variety of regional issues and information presentations while visiting each of the member counties.
Leadership Middle Tennessee is overseen by a regional board that is comprised of the Leadership Middle Tennessee alums and business and community leaders. Leadership Middle Tennessee operates through the Jennings A. Jones College of Business at MTSU. Susan Turner Taylor is executive director. Seab Tuck, partner with Tuck Hinton Architects, is chair of the group’s Board of Directors. Visit www.leadmt.org for more information.
Posted on: 9/10/2012
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