United Way of the Midlands graduates 2016 Blueprint for Leadership Class
June 10, 2016
COLUMBIA, SC – United Way of the Midlands recognized 21 emerging community leaders during the 2016 Blueprint for Leadership Gradation, held June 7 at Richland Library.
United Way’s Blueprint for Leadership program is a professional development course aimed at preparing participants for volunteer leadership in the nonprofit sector.
The four-month program provides workshops on a variety of topics including nonprofit law, the roles and responsibilities of board members, strategic leadership, best practices in programs and nonprofit governance.
“Blueprint is the only professional development course in the Midlands with a specific focus on nonprofit board leadership,” said Mac Bennett, President and CEO of United Way of the Midlands. “We are proud to provide Blueprint graduates with leadership skills, nonprofit governance expertise and knowledge of our community, allowing them to effectively serve the Midlands.”
2016 Blueprint for Leadership Graduates
Jarrett Coco, Nelson Mullins Riley & Scarborough LLP
Matt Covington, Colonial Life
Tabitha Demetra, United Way of the Midlands
Jaclyn Green, United Way of the Midlands
Natascha Gochett, Family Shelter
Alex Guzman, TD Bank, N.A.
Kathy Jenkins, Orangeburg County First Steps
Kelli Langley, BB&T
Taylor Lybrand, United Way of the Midlands
Nichole Mayberry, United Way Association of South Carolina
Danielle McClain, Willoughby & Hoefer, P.A.
Tracy McDowell, Verizon Wireless
Mildred Metts, Richland County/Metts Law Firm
Perzavia Praylow, Calvary Presbyterian Church PC (USA)
Andrew Saleeby, McNair Law Firm, P.A.
LaSean Tutt, Dreams with Open Arms, Inc.
Nicholas Washington, Family Shelter
Ty Washington, United Way Association of South Carolina
Jenniffer Weller-White, LRADAC
Kris Whitley, Bank of American
Abigail Zeiler, Columbia Opportunity Resource
