Greenville Chamber has chosen its participants for the 51st Leadership Greenville class, the organization announced Aug. 29.
The participants, who will take part in a 10-month leadership development program exploring issues affecting the area, include:
- Serita Acker and Ashley Love of Clemson University
- Kaleigh Aldridge of Dodge
- Jeremy Bailey of Brasfield & Gorrie
- Channing Banks of United Way of Greenville County
- Andrew Bolchoz of Coastal Carolina National Bank
- Ben Brown of DPR Construction
- Jason Burnside of GE Vernova
- Hannah Carmical of Fluor
- Morgan Clements of Greenville County School District
- Mary Cornette of FUEL
- Ashley Crisp of Truliant Federal Credit Union
- Carlos Cunningham of FORVIS, LLP
- Beth Davis of Acumen IT
- Rachel Delport of Greenville Humane Society
- Madison Felder of Parker Poe Adams & Bernstein LLP
- Michael Gates of Self-Help Credit Union
- Patrick Griffin and Joseph Laterza of Prisma Health
- Ivey Harrison of YouScience
- Nathan Hughes of First National Bank
- David Hughs of Creative Builders
- Danielle Johnson of 6AM City
- Deven Judd of Greenville-Spartanburg Airport District
- Shane Kendrick of Truist
- Andrea Kuhfuss of Craig Gaulden Davis Architecture
- Ashton Lawrence of Mariner Wealth Advisors
- Ming Lee of Wyche P.A.
- Daniel Lovelace of Rick Erwin Dining Group
- Peter Mathias of University of South Carolina School of Medicine Greenville
- Anna Catherine Miller and Ashana Taylor of city of Greenville
- Larry Miller of Greenville Technical College
- Anna Mills of First Carolina Bank
- Anadi Misra of ATOS
- Alia Paramore of Greenville Police Department
- Emily Pettigrew of Community Foundation of Greenville
- Elizabeth Pierczynski of Greenville Water
- Natasha Pitts of Greenville Chamber
- Heidi Putnam of Coldwell Banker Caine
- Trevor Ream of LS3P Associates
- Ericka Reyes of Persist Consulting
- Nancy Rice of AFL
- Chelsea Rudisill
- Cesar Salas of Hispanic Alliance of South Carolina
- Nicole Sheppard of Greenville First Steps
- Jeff Stinson of USC Upstate
- Katie Thompson of Table 301 Restaurant Group
- Jonathan Thrasher of S&ME
- Donnice Wilkerson, retired from Michelin
- Edward Wilson of Trinity Partners
- Christina Zolli of VisitGreenvilleSC
“We are proud to welcome the talented and diverse leaders of Leadership Greenville Class 51 as Leadership Greenville ventures into its next half-century,” said Cheryl Garrison, executive director of the Greenville Chamber Foundation and director of talent, education and leadership. “We are eager to see the positive changes these leaders will drive in our community.”
Since its inception in 1973, almost 2,500 people have graduated from Leadership Greenville.