Leadership Frederick County Class of 2019 Named

 The Frederick County Chamber of Commerce is proud to announce the selection of a new class of 50 diverse leaders to participate in the Leadership Frederick County Class (LFC) program for 2018-2019.

LFC is an intensive 9-month program that empowers professionals from across industries and backgrounds with the additional knowledge, skills and relationships to advance and deepen their community impact. It engages participants in opportunities to address community issues through collaborative civic leadership while developing a broader and more diverse set of relationships among peers. Class members are selected through a highly competitive and selective application process.

“Each year, the Chamber’s Leadership Frederick County program embarks on a journey of discovery and enlightenment with a new class of leaders,” said Chamber of Commerce President and CEO Rick Weldon. “This year’s class is larger, more diverse and better positioned to help us make Frederick County a place that we can all be proud of.”

The class was selected through a competitive application process that began in March. 

This year’s roster includes:

1. Joan Aquilino | Frederick County Chamber of Commerce
2. Debbie Bennett | First United Bank & Trust
3. Chianti Blackmon | Frederick Community College
4. Maria Boffman | VCRE.co
5. Natalie Brumbaugh | Roy Jorgensen Associates, Inc.
6. Jim Carter | PNC
7. Julie Christianson | Flying Dog Brewery
8. Cheryl Dioffi | Frederick Regional Health System
9. Mary Ellen Clark | Astra Zeneca
10. Caitlin Clark | Pedego Frederick
11. Chris, Clemons | Woodsboro Bank
12. Ryan Crabbs | DeLeon and Stang CPAs
13. Melissa Curtis Cherry | Frederick County Department of Social Services
14. Kate Cusato | Minuteman Press
15. Houston Darling | The Columbia Bank
16. Miriam Dobson | Frederick County Health Department
17. Karen Duffy | EveryMind
18. Malcolm Furgol |United Way of Frederick County
19. Michael Greenberg | Frederick Rescue Mission
20. Carrie Hafner | U.S. Army Garrison Fort Detrick
21. Catherine Hall | Frederick County Public Library
22. Christopher Hannaby | M&T Bank
23. Sara Hardison | Frederick News Post
24. Jennifer Hogg | Frederick County Bank
25. Rebecca Kaler | City of Frederick Economic Development
26. Heidi Keeney | Frederick County Government
27. Patti Labbe | Leidos
28. Melissa Lambdin | Frederick Regional Health System
29. Maria Lane | Frederick County Tourism Council
30. Kelly Lynch | Miles & Stockbridge, P.C.
31. Patti Maluchnik | Georgetown Insurance
32. Michael Mclane | Frederick Regional Health System
33. Teresa Mena | Department of Labor, Licensing and Regulation 
34. Nicole Mooney | Frederick County Bank
35. Sharon Moseley | U.S. Army Garrison Fort Detrick
36. Sara Movahed | Movahed & Fisher Law Office
37. Anita Mwalui | Community Health Education and Research Corporation
38. Dwayne Myers | Dynamic Automotive
39. Crystal Neal | Tri-County Pumps
40. Joe Parsley | Frederick Shell and Carwash
41. Evelyn Polk | U.S. Army Garrison Fort Detrick
42. Chris Rapp | Triple Crown Construction
43. Jackie Rice | Frederick Regional Health System
44. Luis Rugeles | Frederick County Office of Economic Development
45. Daniel Singh | New Spire Arts
46. Emily Snyder | Mid Atlantic Farm Credit
47. Christopher Sparks | Surelocked In Escape Games
48. Cynthia Teri | Wells House
49. Kathryn Vicere | Maryland Ensemble Theatre
50. Laurie Ward | Hood Colllege

After a graduation program in May 2019, participants join more than 1,500 other community leaders who have completed the program in the past 30 years.

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​"Leadership Frederick County is like having a backstage pass to the most influential people and programs in Frederick County" - Class of 2015​

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