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* [[John England III]], [[U.S. District Court for the Northern District of Alabama]] | * [[John England III]], [[U.S. District Court for the Northern District of Alabama]] | ||
* [[Brandon Falls]], [[Jefferson County District Attorney]] | * [[Brandon Falls]], [[Jefferson County District Attorney]] | ||
* [[F. Cardwell Feagin | * [[F. Cardwell Feagin Jr]] [[Viva Health]] | ||
* [[Kira Fonteneau]], [[Jefferson County Public Defender's Office]] | * [[Kira Fonteneau]], [[Jefferson County Public Defender's Office]] | ||
* [[Michele Forman]], [[UAB]] | * [[Michele Forman]], [[UAB]] | ||
Latest revision as of 16:15, 18 February 2019
The 2014–2015 Class of Leadership Birmingham is made up of a number business and community leaders.
Participants attend monthly workshops, beginning with a fall retreat, which tackle a range of community and regional issues.
The 2014-2015 Class includes:
- Kevin Ball, Ball Healthcare Services
- Mark Beddingfield, American Red Cross
- Christopher Berdy, Butler Snow
- Bettina Byrd-Giles, Bethesda Life Center
- Denise Canfield, Regions Bank
- Kelly Carlton, United Way of Central Alabama
- Steven Casey, Jones Walker
- Brooke Coleman, community volunteer
- Paul Crawford, Scout Branding
- J. Patrick Darby, Bradley Arant Boult Cummings
- John England III, U.S. District Court for the Northern District of Alabama
- Brandon Falls, Jefferson County District Attorney
- F. Cardwell Feagin Jr Viva Health
- Kira Fonteneau, Jefferson County Public Defender's Office
- Michele Forman, UAB
- Christopher Gargala, Wells Fargo
- Braxton Goodrich, Timberline Management
- Sridhara Gutti, Essnova Solutions
- Emily Ganna, Birmingham Museum of Art
- Jim Heilbron, Alabama Power Company
- Cyrondys Jackson, Lawson State Community College
- Kevin Jackson, Vulcan Materials
- Nancy Kane, Protective Life Corporation
- Ward Lacy, National Bank of Commerce
- Debra Taylor Lewis, Balch & Bingham LLP
- Christa Lidikay, Sherrill Paint & Body
- Cliff Long, Birmingham Association of Realtors
- Kirk Mills, Volkert, Inc.
- Michael Milner, Alabama Asset Building Coalition
- Ross Mitchell, Baptist Health System
- Shelia Mills, Civil Construction Solutions, LLC
- Charles Moore, Greater Birmingham Habitat for Humanity
- Marco Morosini, Silvertron Cafe
- Karen Musgrove, Birmingham AIDS Outreach
- David Nabors, BBVA Compass
- Christopher Nanni, Community Foundation of Greater Birmingham
- John Neiman, Maynard Cooper & Gale
- Kris Nikolich, Anderson Nikolich Design Initiative
- Dean Nix, Harbert Realty Services
- Darrell O'Quinn, Crestwood/UAB
- Lauren Perlman, Collat Jewish Family Services
- Harlan Sands, UAB
- Emily Schultz, Alabama Coalition for Public Charter Schools
- Carolyn Sherer, photographer
- Gabrielle Smith, State Farm Insurance
- Weily Soong, Alabama Allergy & Asthma Center
- Amy Templeton, McWane Science Center
- Russell Vandevelde IV, EBS
- Sharon Ward, United States Treasury, Bureau of Fiscal Service
- Ty West, Birmingham Business Journal
- David Wood III, Wood Fruitticher Grocery Co.
References
- Phillips, Ryan (September 9, 2014) "Who made Leadership Birmingham for 2014-2015?." Birmingham Business Journal