Greenville Chamber has chosen its participants for the 49th Leadership Greenville class, the organization announced Aug. 16.
The participants, who will take part in a 10-month leadership development program exploring issues affecting the area, include:
- Brittany Arsiniega of good2grow LLC
- Matthew Bell of SCRA
- Beth Brotherton of city of Greenville
- Tameka Brown of Greenville Technical College
- Tanya Camunas of A Child’s Haven
- Lara Ceisel of Barbara Stone Foundation and Greenville CAN
- Silvia Chan of McMillan Pazdan Smith Architecture
- Angelica Childes and Charlotte McDavid of Greenville County Schools
- Racquel Collier of Caliber Real Estate
- Luke Connell of Spartanburg Regional Healthcare System
- Jennifer Crabtree of United Way of Greenville County
- Dimple Desai of Fluor
- Wells Dunlap of County Bank
- Lamar Gambrell of Dodge Industrial
- Cheryl Garrison of Greenville Chamber Foundation
- Latorie Geer of CommunityWorks Carolina
- Tee Hassold of Holliday Ingram LLC
- Lee Hinson of Hogan Construction Group LLC
- Howie Houston of Elliott Davis LLC
- Nikki Huber of Greenville Chamber
- Ed Irick of Greenville Police Department
- Catherine James of Greenville Federal Credit Union
- John Lattimore of Habitat for Humanity of Greenville County
- Mandy Learo of Jasmine Road
- Logan Lewis of Nelson Mullins Riley & Scarborough LLP
- Laura Lowe of Prisma Health
- Eboni Martez of University of South Carolina School of Medicine Greenville
- Eric Montalvo of Next Phase Logistics
- Reed Moore of Bank of America N.A.
- Kristie Nicoloff of LS3P
- Preston Ogleby of Brasfield & Gorrie LLC
- Kamber Parker of The YoPro Know
- Lauren Scoggins of Upstate SC Alliance
- Johnny Sellers of Upstate Fatherhood Coalition
- Tobin Simpson of Project Host
- Frank Stern of Jackson Lewis
- Christopher Taylor of University of South Carolina Upstate
- Hayley Thrift of The Spinx Company
- Bailey Tollison of Colliers International
- Rob Valenca of Bon Secours Mercy Health Greenville
- Brian Vest of YMCA of Greenville
Since its inception in 1973, more than 2,000 people have graduated from Leadership Greenville.
