Chamber announces graduates of Leadership Beaufort Class of 2018
May 2, 2018
The Beaufort Regional Chamber of Commerce announced the graduates of the Leadership Beaufort Class of 2018. The Chamber also encourages others to apply for the upcoming Class of 2019.
Established in 1985, Leadership Beaufort has become one of the most prestigious organizations in Beaufort. Each year, a select group of local leaders learn not only what is going on but how to make a difference in the community. The program builds community leadership through an in-depth view of cultural, economic, historic, social, educational, environmental and government resources. The result is that hundreds of alumni have made countless contributions to the community and our quality of life.
The Leadership Beaufort Class of 2018 is made up of a diverse group of Beaufort citizens. The Beaufort Regional Chamber of Commerce is grateful for the Class of 2018 and their tremendous contributions to our community.
Leadership Beaufort applications for the class of 2019 are available at the Chamber Office (701 Craven Street) or online at BeaufortChamber.org.
Applications are due to the Beaufort Regional Chamber of Commerce Office no later than 2:00 pm on Friday, May 25, 2018.
For more information about the program, contact Connie Hipp at [email protected].
LEADERSHIP BEAUFORT – CLASS OF 2018
- Audra Antonacci-Ogden – Code Enforcement Director, Beaufort County
- Jeff Boss – Deputy GM – Operations & Tech Services., BJWSA
- Mandy Burgin – Financial Advisor, Hand & Tanner
- Jessie Chapman – Director of Development, Child Abuse Prevention Association
- Joe Conroy – Neuropsychologist, Lowcountry Neuropsychology
- Feleasa Dunmeyer – Review & Analysis Div. Head, USMC – MCCS, MCAS Beaufort
- Paula Dyson – Program Trainer & Volunteer Coordinator, MCCS, MCRD Beaufort
- Alan Eisenman – Senior Accountant, City of Beaufort Finance Department
- Andi Fabian – Fire Inspector/Public Education, Parris Island Fire & Rescue
- Zarah Goodyear – Agent, Beaufort County Farm Bureau
- Owen Hand – Principal, Hand & Tanner
- Lori Heslewood – Executive Director, AMIKids, Beaufort
- Mark Hooper – US Navy Retired
- Marcy Houston – Owner/ Counselor, Mental Wellness Center of the Lowcountry, LLC
- Xiomara Ingram – Paralegal, Tupper, Grimsley & Dean
- Tina Lambert – Office Manager, Waste Pro of South Carolina
- Dan Mackin – Teacher, Lowcountry Montessori School
- Dee Matthews – Chairperson, Board of Directors, Bridges Preparatory
- Kelly McCombs – Instructor, University of South Carolina – Beaufort
- Ken Meola – Code Enforcement Officer, City of Beaufort
- Shantell Miller – Administrative Support, Technical College of the Lowcountry
- Bob Mullen – Marine & Family Programs Director, MCCS, MCRD Parris Island
- David Ott – Deputy Coroner, Beaufort County Coroner’s Office
- Kevin Phillips – Attorney, Horton & Goodman, LLC
- Bill Reynolds – Owner & Founder, Beaufort Tours, LLC.
- Brittany Rybinski – Mgr, Collections & Commissions, Hargray Communications
- Jenny Sanborn – Marketing Manager, 303 Associates
- Matt Stover – Executive Officer, USMC – MCAS Beaufort
- Will Trask – Owner/Operator, Trask Financial, LLC.
- Jennifer Tuckwiller – Administration Manager, Carolina Air Inc.
- Ashley Turbeville – RN, Beaufort Memorial Hospital
- Melissa Venable – Writer/Advisor, Higher Education.Com
- Karen Warner – Business Consultant
- Evan Wheeler – District Manager, SCE&G
About the Beaufort Regional Chamber of Commerce
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The Beaufort Regional Chamber of Commerce exists to manage and build capacity for continual community growth by advocating for a pro-business environment and building quality workforce development in order to enrich the region’s quality of life. To support its mission and vision, the Beaufort Regional Chamber of Commerce will continue to focus its efforts in the following pillars of emphasis: tourism, military enhancement, member services and business advocacy, economic development, and education/workforce and leadership development. The Chamber provides business growth and learning opportunities to help businesses be more productive and profitable, as well as advocacy and community development initiatives to build a favorable business climate, creating the preferred community to invest, prosper and enjoy.
