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LEADERSHIP LEXINGTON 2014-15 GRADUATING CLASS YEARBOOK CULTIVATING LEXINGTON’S LEADERS FOR 36 YEARS LEADERSHIP LEXINGTON STEERING COMMITTEE 2014-15 Brandi Berryman (11) Annissa M. Franklin, MS (07) David Kidd (09) Warren Rogers (11) Project Manager/Urban Design Chief Administrative Officer Vice President, Commercial Banking Committee Chair Downtown Development Authority Urban League of Lexington - PNC Bank President/CEO Fayette Co. W. Rogers Company Di Boyer (13) Tresine Logsdon (14) Director of Major Gifts Carl Frazier (12) Energy & Sustainability Curriculum Camden Skidmore (13) Saint Joseph Hospital Foundation Attorney Coordinator Vice President, Business Services (Part of KentuckyOne Health) Stoll Keenon Ogden PLLC Fayette County Board of Education Your Community Bank Jenny Cave (13) Dr. Doyle Freano, Jr. (12) Lee Ellen Martin (94) Bradley Stevenson (14) Partner Dentist/Owner Executive Director Executive Director Dinsmore & Shohl Dentistry for All Ages Explorium Child Care Council of Kentucky, Inc. Lance Williams (10) Angela Coleman (13) Ken Gish (12) Delano Massey (14) Past Chair Investor Premium Advisor Member Metro Editor CONTECH Engineered Solutions Unified Trust Company Stites & Harbison, PLLC Lexington Herald-Leader Elizabeth Croney (13) Kara Heissenbuttel (12) Kelli Parmley (06) Amy Carrington Stallard (11) President Director of Employee and Patron Manager, Lexington Public Library Program Director KVC Behavioral HealthCare Kentucky Experience Outreach Services Keeneland Association Lexington Public Library Chris Crumrine (12) University Relations Officer Stephanie Hong, M.S. (11) Dawn Pope (12) University of Kentucky Incoming Chair Manager, Accounts Receivable & Director of Youth Services Member Information Lexington-Fayette Urban County Commerce Lexington Inc. Government Division of Youth Services 2015 COMMERCE LEXINGTON INC. BOARD OF DIRECTORS Mike Ash Larry Freels Craig King Warren Rogers Fifth Third Bank Lexington-Bluegrass Association RJ Corman Railroad Group W. Rogers Co. of Realtors Kevin Atkins Jeff Koonce David Royse City of Lexington David Freibert Your Community Bank Stoll Keenon Ogden PLLC Kentucky Utilities Ann Bakhaus Bill Lear Ken Sagan Kentucky Eagle Rufus Friday Stoll Keenon Ogden PLLC Stites & Harbison, PLLC Lexington Herald Leader Shelia Bayes Mark Lewis Eric Sauvage Shelia Bayes Fine Jewelers Vince Gabbert Tenmast Software LBX Company Keeneland Carla Blanton John Mahan Dave Sevigny Carla Blanton Consulting Eric Gilliam Mahan Farms DMD Data Systems Saint Joseph Hospital and Saint Joseph Laura Boison East, a part of KentuckyOne Health Heidi Matheys Scott Smith U.S. Bank Ashland Smith Management Group John Gohmann Eli Capilouto PNC Bank Taft McKinstry Alan Stein University of Kentucky Fowler Bell Stein Group LLC. Jim Gray Seamus Carey City of Lexington Herb Miller Jon Stewart Transylvania University Columbia Gas KEMI Todd Hamblin Laura D’Angelo Lexmark International, Inc. Greg Mullins Nick Such Dinsmore Blue & Co. Awesome, Inc. Tom Harris Raymond Daniels University of Kentucky Danny Murphy Harold Tate LexiDan Foods LLC University of Kentucky College of Law Urban Toolbox Connie Harvey Laura Day DelCotto Xerox Cheryl Norton Darby Turner DelCotto Law Group PLLC KY American Water Bingham Greenebaum Doll Karen Hill Baptist Health Greg Dixon Porter Peeples, Sr. Lisa Underwood SMART Recycling Management Urban League-Lexington/Fayette County Ed Holmes Wyatt Tarrant & Combs Larry Forester EHI Consultants Mike Price Community Trust Toyota Mary Ann Vimont Steve Jennings University of Kentucky Eric Frankl Crowe Horwath LLP Robert Quick Blue Grass Airport Commerce Lexington Inc. George Wallace Augusta Julian BB&T James Frazier Bluegrass Community & Technical Mary Quinn Ramer McBrayer, McGinnis, Leslie & Kirkland, College VisitLex Danette Wilder PLLC SealingLife Technology Michael Karpf Malcolm Ratchford University of Kentucky Community Action Council LEADERSHIP LEXINGTON - IN ITS 36TH YEAR LEADERSHIP LEXINGTON MISSION Leadership Lexington is a leadership development program sponsored by Commerce Lexington and directed toward individuals who demonstrate leadership qualities. The program gives participants the opportunity to better understand our city and to prepare for the challenges it faces by meeting with and learning from today’s leaders. Leadership Lexington is an educational opportunity to broaden perspectives and gain increased understanding of community dynamics and public issues. The makeup of each year’s class is intend- ed to reflect the ethnic and cultural diversity of our city. WHAT WE LOOKED LIKE IN 2014-15 2014-15 CLASS SCHEDULE Class size: Professions in class: Class Members’ 47 members Legal . 8 Top 4 Areas of Concern Education . 6 1. Preservation Gender: August 11, 2014 Financial . 5 2. Education Male - 24 Female - 23 Manufacturing. 5 Get Acquainted Reception Association . 3 3. Homelessness Age: (update pink areas) Government . 3 under 25 . 2 4. Child Abuse August 14 & 15, 2014 25 to 35 . 26 Healthcare . 3 Orientation at Jabez 36 to 50 . 15 Non Profit . 3 over 50+ . 4 Religion . 2 Utility . 2 September 11, 2014 Average years in Architect. 1 Let’s Get Started Lexington. 22 years Construction . 1 Marketing . 1 October 9, 2014 Married participants . 32 Newspaper . 1 Government & Media Single participants. 15 Real Estate. 1 Restaurant . 1 Telecommunications. 1 November 13, 2014 Health & Human Services December 11, 2014 Education January 8, 2015 Diversity & Sustainability February 12, 2015 Economic Development March 12, 2015 Public Safety April 9, 2015 Arts & Quality of Life May 14, 2015 Equine June 11, 2015 Reflection & Graduation 2014 - 2015 LEADERSHIP LEXINGTON CLASS Ben Allen Jessica Berry Associate Attorney Family and Community Liaison Gess Mattingly & Atchison P.S.C. Fayette County Public Schools 201 W. Short St. 1126 Russell Cave Rd. Lexington, KY 40507 Lexington, KY 40505 (859) 252-9000 (859) 381-4283 [email protected] [email protected] Ben grew up in Cave City, a small town of around 2,000 people near Jessica Berry is currently Family and Community Liaison for Fayette County Mammoth Cave, Kentucky. After graduating from Caverna High School in Public Schools. Ms. Berry’s passion is supporting children and she has 1995, he attended the University of Kentucky where he obtained his bache- served as a parent advocate in many capacities. In addition to creating and lor of arts in history, with honors, and a minor in Russian language in 1999. facilitating trainings for parents and community as a Parent Engagement Ben graduated from the University of Kentucky College of Law in 2002. Consultant, she has served as 16th District PTA Vice President and After graduating from law school, he served as a law clerk for the Honorable President, Kentucky PTA Organizational Services committee member, Justice William S. Cooper of the Kentucky Supreme Court. He is now an Prichard Committee trainer, Kentucky Education Commissioner’s Parent associate with the law firm of Gess Mattingly & Atchison P.S.C., where his Advisory Council member, and Georgetown Street Area Neighborhood practice focuses on general and criminal litigation in addition to probate. Association Back to School Rally coordinator. She is a graduate of the For fifteen years, Ben has called Lexington his home. He lives in Lexington Governor’s Commonwealth Institute for Parent Leadership and is currently with his wife and two sons where he remains active in local charities such a Prichard Committee member. Jessica is a native of Lexington and holds as the International Book Project and in other activities such as a BA in Sociology from the University of Kentucky. Southeastern Cal Ripken Baseball and as a den leader for his son’s Cub Scout pack. Tony Bonner Gaby Baca Partner Latino Outreach & Student Support Dinsmore & Shohl Office Coordinator 250 W. Main St., Suite 1400 BCTC-Latino Outreach & Services Office Lexington, KY 40507 470 Cooper Dr., 103C Oswald Bldg. (859) 425-1024 Lexington, KY 40505 [email protected] (859) 246-6530 Tony is a native Lexingtonian and attended Henry Clay High School, gradu- [email protected] ating in 1995. After graduation, he attended Transylvania University on a soccer scholarship. As part of the 3-2 Engineering Program, Tony trans- Gaby is a native of Lexington. She has served as the Latino Outreach ferred to the University of Kentucky in 1998, completing his requirements Coordinator of Bluegrass Community and Technical College (BCTC) since for a dual degree (Liberal Arts/Electrical Engineering) in 2001. He then 2012. Gaby is the first person in her family to complete high school and go attended the University of Kentucky College of Law, graduating in 2004. on to college. She is a graduate of BCTC where she received her Associates After graduating, Tony obtained employment with an intellectual property in Arts with a focus in Social Work in 2010. Upon completing her Associate firm, Thomas Kayden in Atlanta, Ga. He worked there for six years before Degree, she transferred to the University of Kentucky where she received returning to Lexington in 2010. Upon returning home, Tony obtained her B.A. in Social Work. Gaby serves as the affiliate lead for the Kentucky employment with Dinsmore & Shohl and was named Partner in 2014. In Dream Coalition and serves on the core team of the Kentucky Latino 2013, Tony married the love of his life, Emily Reynolds. Outside of work, he Education Alliance. plays golf, attends Keeneland and is an owner in Laundry101 in Lexington. Katy Bennett Catrena Bowman
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