DeWITT — Leadership Greater Syracuse (LGS) welcomed its 29th class — the LGS Class of 2019 — at an orientation on Thursday evening at the Palace Theater in the Eastwood section of Syracuse.

Each year, DeWitt–based LGS selects a new class of about 50 to 55 people to participate in its yearlong training program to expose them to key community leaders and organizations and the most important issues facing the community. The program teaches participants about community leadership, empowerment, group dynamics, community opportunities, and trends.

“Central New Yorkers look to LGS for personal development and professional connections to serve the greater good,” Pam Brunet, LGS executive director and graduate of the LGS Class of 1998, said in a news release. “We are looking forward to connecting these individuals to the leaders in our community and empowering them with the knowledge they will use to make CNY better.”

The 54 participants in the Class of 2019 are:

Ishrat

Ahmed

Oswego Inn

Cheryl

Ascenzi

Bristol-Myers Squibb

Trevor

Balstra

St. Joseph’s Hospital

William

Bass

Environmental Consultant

Stephen

Benson

Northeast Information Discovery

Shira

Boschan

Raymour & Flanigan Furniture

Robert

Bucklin

West Onondaga Street Alliance (WOSA)

Joe

Bufano

OCM BOCES

Nicole

Carfi

OBG

Christopher

Caver

National Grid

Josh

Cradduck

Spectrum News

Deka

Dancil

Boys & Girls Club of Syracuse

Liane

DeSantis

Anchor QEA

John Michael

Duby

Hueber-Breuer Construction

Amy

Dugliss

Advocates Incorporated

Danielle

Gerhart

Bankers Healthcare Group

Leland

Guillaume

Onondaga County Sheriff’s

Cheryl

Holdrege

Syracuse Orthopedic Specialists

Sarah

Hood

Saab Sensis Corp

Joshua

King

Masking & Kompany

Ernest

Lancto

174th Attack Wing

Jan

Lane

CNY Community Foundation

Kerry

Langan

Bond Schoeneck & King

Samantha

Linnett

City of Syracuse

Andrew

Lunetta

A Tiny Home for Good

Tim

Macko

Excellus Blue Cross Blue Shield

David

Marobella

Excellus Blue Cross Blue Shield

Laura

McCranie

Dairy Marketing Services

Nicholas

Meskos

AmeriCU Credit Union

Stephen

Messina

Brown & Brown Empire State

Alan

Mokay

Lockheed Martin

Melissa

Moore

Bryant & Stratton College

Caitlin

Moriarty

CenterstateCEO – The Tech Garden

Adrianne

Morton

Blue Lotus Consulting, LLC

William

Nicholson

AccessCNY Inc.

Penny

Parisi

Key Bank

Casey

Prietti

Welch Allyn

Jeff

Renk

SRC Inc.

Tracy

Resch

Bousquet Holstein PLLC

Tom

Resch

BR Johnson

Denise

Rhoads

Community Bank

Victoria

Russo

City of Syracuse

Tabitha

Sebastino

Cryomech

Marcus

Smith

Helio Health

David

Smith

Saab Defense and Security USA

Joni

Steigerwald

C & S Companies

Carl

Thomas

SUNY Upstate Medical University

Nick

Tryniski

Pathfinder Bank

Joseph

Vetere

Empower Federal Credit Union

Julie

Walas

Syracuse University

Kathleen

Weaver

The Hayner Hoyt Corporation

Mary

White

Women’s Opportunity Center

Allison

Whittles

OneGroup NY. Inc.

Cindy

Woods

SUNY Upstate Medical University

 

LGS was founded by CenterState CEO, Onondaga County, the City of Syracuse, and Onondaga Community College. LGS is financially supported by many organizations including United Radio and VIP Structures. Media sponsors include Charter Communications, Advanced Media Group, and the Business Journal News Network.

Contact the Business Journal News Network at news@cnybj.com

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