The Lewis County Chamber of Commerce has selected 13 professionals for the fourth cohort of Leadership Lewis, its county-focused leadership and civic education program.
The class includes Tina Burnside and Rick Thomason of Vandalia Health/Stonewall Jackson Memorial Hospital; Tina Cunningham of Better Homes & Gardens Real Estate Central; Andre D'Amour and Kelli Trumbull of Stonewall Resort; Josh Droppleman of the City of Weston; Emily Lybarger of the Lewis County Economic Development Authority; Alex Moran of Garton Real Estate Group; Karri Richards of Interstate Motor Company; Demi Rose of Community Care West Virginia; Stacy Smith of Legacy Workforce Development; Gage Songer of Citizens Bank of Weston; and Roberta Stalnaker of Lewis-Gilmer E-911.
That mix gives the cohort representation from health care, hospitality, municipal government, economic development, real estate, automotive business, community health, workforce services, banking and emergency communications.
The Chamber says Leadership Lewis combines professional development with an inside look at issues and institutions that shape the county. Program topics include tourism, economic development, health care, education, finance, housing, government, aviation, manufacturing and workforce development.
The announcement did not publish the cohort's session calendar or graduation date. The official Chamber post contains the complete class announcement and is the source for the affiliations listed here.