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You are here: Home / Community / LSM Announces Selection of the Class of 2019

LSM Announces Selection of the Class of 2019

2018-08-28

The Leadership Southern Maryland (LSM) Board of Directors is pleased to announce the selection of 37 Southern Maryland leaders for its 11th class – the Class of 2019.

From Calvert County –

Susan E. Alexander, vice president/ CFO for PSI Pax, Inc.

Danielle L. Conrow, deputy director of engineering and highways for Calvert County Department of Public Works

Meagan Drees, executive director for Calvert Physician Associates, CalvertHealth System

Tom L. Jones, division chief for Calvert County Department of Buildings & Grounds

Theresa M. Kuhns, director of government affairs for the Southern Maryland Association of Realtors

Shannon Q. Nazzal, director for Calvert County Parks & Recreation

William A. Rector, deputy sheriff for Calvert County Sheriff’s Office

Pamela R. Wilkerson, workforce operations manager for Tri-County Council for Southern Maryland

 

From Charles County –

Erika M. Abell, development coordinator for the College of Southern Maryland

Christina S. Adams, business director for Naval Surface Warfare Center Indian Head EOD Technical Division

Donna H. Attick, small business innovation research program manager for NAVAIR

Aida Torres-Bohnhoff, metrics and analytics manager for Naval Surface Warfare Center Indian Head EOD Technical Division

Britany J. Waddell, deputy director for Calvert County Department of Planning & Zoning

Jill R. Wathen, director of project management and business solutions for the College of Southern Maryland.

 

From Howard County; however, works throughout the Southern Maryland region

Kelly Gibson Caplan, community outreach manager for Washington Gas

 

From Prince George’s County; however, works in Charles County –

Nikial M. Majors, executive director of human resources for Charles County Board of Education

 

From St. Mary’s County –

Kimberly S. Aus, general manager for Home2Suites, Cherry Cove Group

Bryan M. Barthelme, business development manager for ASEC

Michael D. Bellis, executive director for United Way of Charles County

Kyle K. Bishop, executive director of the Wellness Center & director of counseling and psychological services (CAPS) for St. Mary’s College of Maryland

Jennifer L. Brown, programs and membership director for The Patuxent Partnership

Matthew A. Burgan, real estate professional for ReMax One

John J. Carey, software requirements analyst for Precise Systems

Christopher A. Cox, executive officer for NAS Patuxent River

Sandra I. Dorsey, president for Simms Insurance

Kristen M. Dziedzic, office manager for MedStar Cardiology Associates

Denise M. Ferguson, corporate compliance coordinator/ privacy officer for University of Maryland Charles Regional Medical Center

Amy R. Ford, Lexington Park branch manager for St. Mary’s County Public Library

Kate L. Harrison, principal for Kate L. Harrison Consulting, LLC

Maria “Christy” Hollander, chief engineer for St. Mary’s County Metropolitan Commission

Christina Johannsen, senior analyst for WBB, Inc.

Julie B. Randall, disabilities advocate (volunteer)

Donald O. Sirk, director of IT for MedStar St. Mary’s Hospital

David M. Trick, requirements analyst for HTii

Diana Mary Waldorf, corporate operations officer for Naval Systems, Inc.

Samuel H. Wiest, associate attorney for Dugan, McKissick, & Longmore

 

From Virginia; however, works in St. Mary’s County –

Phil A. Fickes, manager, global military business development – Lexington Park office for Bell Helicopter

 

Following a two-day opening retreat in September, these class members will attend eight one- or two-day intense sessions focusing on economic and workforce development, defense, education, healthcare, public safety, housing and human services, multiculturalism, and energy and environment. These sessions will conclude with a closing retreat and graduation in May. More than 50 experts from across the region and state representing business, government, education, and the nonprofit community will serve as panelists and guest speakers.

Founded in 2008, LSM has successfully graduated 325 regional leaders. LSM is an independent, educational leadership development organization designed to broaden the knowledge base of mid- to senior-level public and private sector executives about the critical issues, challenges, and opportunities facing the region. Leadership Southern Maryland is a 501(c)3 nonprofit organization.

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