Thirteen Graduate Leadership Marshall County Class XXVII

Posted on Author Anita Goodan
Leadership Marshall County, Class XXVII graduates. Photo courtesy LMC. Back row, left to right: John Eisemann (Oliver Ford Lincoln), Ted Brown (Plymouth Community Schools), Jason Gross (Southwire), Marianne Peters (Marshall County Solid Waste), Hanna Croy (Culver Community Schools), Ron Cook (Hoosier Racing Tire). Front row, left to right: Megan Rogers (State Health Insurance), Nataly Rosas (St. Joseph Health System), Jamie Fleury (Pilot News), Trisha Crawford (ITAMCO) Not Pictured: Timothy Daugherty (Culver Community Schools), Ana Exiga (Plymouth Community Schools), Faith Stull (enFocus)

Participants in the latest Leadership Marshall County program recently graduated from the nine-month program that develops today’s leaders with building skills to be added to their organizations and the community.

Leadership Marshall County is a joint program between the Marshall County Community Foundation and the United Way of Marshall County.  According to information provided, participants gain knowledge from Marshall County community leaders, programs and service initiative while engaging in interactive assignments which raise community awareness and action.  Involvement in group projects encourages further investigation into long-term community goals, strategies, and planning objectives.

Leadership Marshall County has assisted 400 participants since classes started in 1995. 

Registration for the next class that runs from September 2022 to May 2023 is now open.  For more information, contact the Marshall County Community Foundation by phone at 574-935-5159.