SYRACUSE — Leadership Greater Syracuse (LGS) today announced the 53 Central New Yorkers it has chosen to participate in the 2014 class of its yearlong training program.
“I am pleased to introduce the class of 2014 who were chosen through a competitive selection process. Through LGS, these civic-minded individuals will be equipped with the leadership tools to help improve the quality of life in Central New York,” Pam Brunet, executive director of the nonprofit organization, said in a news release.
The program will provide participants an in-depth knowledge of how Central New York works. They will look at political, economic, educational, social, and cultural topics and they will have the pulse on the most important issues facing the community, LGS contends.
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“Upon graduation, these individuals will be prepared to get involved in any organization of their choice and be able to effect change,” said Brunet.
Members of the LGS class of 2014 are:
Kristin Alisanski, Welch Allyn
Kimberly Buck, Haylor, Freyer & Coon, Inc.
Sean Cahill, Gilbane Building Company
Michael Caiella, Onondaga County Sheriff’s Office
Kirsten Cerro, C&S Companies
Gena Christian, SUNY Upstate University Hospital
Julie Dale, Community Action Program for Madison County, Inc.
Karen DeFio, Bond, Schoeneck & King, PLLC
Keith Ewald, Barton & Loguidice, P.C.
Heather Gangemi, Bristol-Myers Squibb
Michael Herrera, Haylor, Freyer & Coon Inc.
Charles Hutson, 174th Attack Wing
Darrek Isereau, SRC, Inc.
Alice Kim, Time Warner Cable
Jamie King, CXtec
Patrick Lannon, Law Office of J. Patrick Lannon
Kelli Lasher, Excellus BlueCross BlueShield
Jamie Leszczynski, ABC Creative Group
Lisa Lippoldt, Rural Metro
James Lloyd, KeyBank
Nicholas Lotito, 174 Attack Wing, Hancock Field
Ross MacGarvey, United Technologies – Climate Controls and Security
Elizabeth Macie, Pyramid Management Group
Daria Medicis, Lockheed Martin
Dave Mehlbaum, Hueber-Breuer Construction Co., Inc.
Diane Nanno, SUNY Upstate University Hospital
Richard Nave, Empower Federal Credit Union
Mary Nelson, The Mary Nelson Youth Center
Virak Nhek, Excellus BlueCross BlueShield
Julia O’Donnell, M&T Bank
Cosimo Pagano, GHD Consulting Services Inc.
Christopher Panebianco, Bankers Healthcare Group
Michele Peterson, Time Warner Cable Media
Kim Powell, Anchor QEA, LLC
Ed Prue, LP&M Advertising
Janette Ranieri, AmeriCU Credit Union
Devon Rodgers, Lockheed Martin
Renae Rokicki, SUNY Upstate Medical University
Amy Rood, Brown and Sanford
Nancy Rothenhoefer, Lockheed Martin
Tiffany Rush, On Point for College
Heather Schroeder, Housing Visions
Kerrie Shanahan, Grossman St. Amour CPAs PLLC
Thomas Shoen, MassMutual The Central New York Agency
Daniel Sierotnik, Nixon Gear
Danielle Stone, Lockheed Martin
Russell Sturtz, Community Bank NA
Hema Sundaramurthy, Lockheed Martin MST
Meghan Tidd, VIP Structures
Brian Welch, SRCTec, Inc.
Sally Whitney, Onondaga Community College
Maureen Wierzbicki, Bristol-Myers Squibb Company
The mission of LGS is to inspire current and future leaders to make a difference in the community.
Then organization was founded in 1990 as a collaboration of the City of Syracuse, Onondaga County, Onondaga Community College, and CenterState CEO.