A total of 38 people make up the 2016 class of Leadership Prince William.
The names and businesses of the class members were released Sept. 3. Leadership Prince William will hold a send off reception at George Mason University Science and Technology Campus at 7:30 a.m on Thursday, Sept. 24.
This is the ninth Leadership Prince William class to go through the program. The organization was founded to educate adults and youth about the Prince William region, and to promote collaboration between individuals from multiple organization in the area.
All 38 class members will spend the next year working together and touring the county on one day a month.
The members of the 2016 class are:
Robert (Taylor) Briscoe |
Whitlock Wealth Management |
James Butler |
The Fauquier Bank |
Brett Callahan |
Vanderpool, Frostick & Nishanian P.C. |
Kimberli Collett |
Matthew’s Center |
Josh Culp |
OWL Volunteer Fire Department |
Carolyn Custard |
Prince William County Public Schools |
Lyle Dukes |
Harvest Life Changers Church International |
Abigail Esguerra |
Novant Health Foundation Prince William Medical Center |
Anthony Fiore |
Comfort Keepers |
Karl Fippinger |
Dewberry |
Amelia Gagnon |
City of Manassas Fire and Rescue Department
|
Dawn Harman |
Prince William County Police Department
|
Bennie Herron
|
Prince William County Dept. of Social Services |
Bill James
|
United Bank |
Gary L. Jones II
|
M&T Bank |
Kirstyn Jovanovich
|
Town of Occoquan |
Ken Krick
|
ECU Communications |
Patrick Langdon
|
Battlefield Wealth Planning |
Andrea Madden
|
City of Manassas |
Patrick McClelland
|
Prince William County Department of Fire and Rescue |
Daryl Palsulich
|
Micron Technology |
Angell Rosa
|
BAE Systems, Inc |
Jennifer Schock-Bolles
|
Project Mend-A-House |
Pam Sessoms
|
Dept. of Health & Human Services |
Brendon Shaw
|
Prince William Chamber of Commerce |
Tony Sindlinger
|
Prince William County Sheriff’s Office |
Patrick Small
|
City of Manassas |
Lauren Stewart
|
Benedictine Sisters of Virginia |
Carl Street, Jr.
|
Prince William County Community Services |
Wendie Vestfall
|
Discover Prince William & Manassas |
James Vickers III
|
Didlake, Inc |
Frances Villagran-Glover
|
Northern Virginia Community College |
Golnaz (Nazie) Walker
|
Washington Gas |
Anita Marie White
|
Brown & Brown Insurance Agency of VA |
Amanda Wilder
|
Manassas City Schools |
Brett Willsie
|
Sentara Healthcare |
Amanda Wagner
|
Manassas City Public Schools |
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