Leadership Kentucky announced the members of the Leadership Kentucky Class of 2021.
Leadership Kentucky’s flagship program consists of seven three-day sessions where participants gather to gain insight on the Commonwealth of Kentucky and its challenges and opportunities. Throughout the sessions, class members will meet with many of Kentucky’s current leaders and explore the state’s opportunities and resources, as well as form lifelong relationships and visit new places.

The June through December program will bring the class across the state: Berea in June, Louisville in July, Hopkinsville/Ft. Campbell in August, Somerset in September, Paducah/Eddyville in October, Ashland/Morehead in November, and Lexington/Frankfort in December.
The sessions will cover topics ranging from business and economic development, arts and tourism, natural resources and the environment, education, healthcare and social issues, agriculture, and government.
 
This year’s class includes 49 participants from across the state representing a variety of public and private sectors. Leadership Kentucky congratulates the following members:
 
	1	Alonzo Allen — Scott County — Lean Business Solution, LLC
	2	Kelly Anderson — Jefferson County — Baptist Healthcare System, Inc.
	3	Thomas Bolton — Jefferson County — Maker’s Mark
	4	Ben Brandstetter — Boone County — Brandstetter Carroll Inc.
	5	Jesse Brewer — Boone County — Boone County Fiscal Court
	6	John Brothers — Fayette County — CHI Saint Joseph Health
	7	James Caudill — Perry County — Fahe
	8	Russell Coleman — Oldham County — Frost Brown Todd, LLC
	9	Yukie Cooper — Fayette County — Gray Construction
	10	Lisa Crowe — Clark County — Barnes & Noble College
	11	Aaron Crum — Pike County — Pikeville Medical Center
	12	Chris Crumrine — Fayette County — University of Kentucky
	13	Megan Damron — Pulaski County — BB&T Now Truist
	14	Beth Davisson — Jefferson County — Kentucky Chamber of Commerce
	15	Jamie Dittert — Fayette County — Sturgill, Turner, Barker & Moloney, PLLC
	16	Amy Doane — Fayette County — Bluegrass Care Navigators
	17	Tiffany Drury — Anderson County — Bluegrass Community and Technical College
	18	Rob Duncan — Fayette County — Dinsmore & Shohl LLP
	19	Zach Dunlap — Calloway County — US Bank
	20	Amy Elliott — Franklin County — Kentucky Power
	21	Ken Groves — Jefferson County — Anthem BCBS Kentucky
	22	Julie Hager Love — Bullitt County — Kentucky United Methodist Homes for Children
	23	Kim Halbauer — Jefferson County — Fifth Third Bank
	24	Kelly Holland — Fayette County — Merck & Co., Inc.
	25	Darlene Howell — Floyd County — East Kentucky Network, LLD DBA Appalachian Wireless
	26	William Hunt — Pulaski County — City of Somerset / Somerset Police Department
	27	Brett Keene — Pike County — Community Trust Bank, Inc.
	28	Eric King — Fayette County — University of Kentucky
	29	Sharon LaRue — Jefferson County — Kentucky Foundation for Women
	30	Brien Lewis — Fayette County — Transylvania University
	31	Alyssa Manning — Jefferson County — Felix E. Martin Jr. Foundation
	32	Jeff Maxwell — Simpson County — Logan Aluminum, Inc.
	33	Leigh Mayes — Jefferson County — Norton Healthcare
	34	Ann-Phillips Mayfield — Fayette County — Northwestern Mutual, Lexington Office
	35	Derrick Miller — McCracken County — Tennessee Valley Authority
	36	Josh Mullins — Knott County — Hindman Settlement School
	37	Mike Norman — Jefferson County — Kentucky Science Center
	38	OJ Oleka — Jefferson County — Association of Independent Kentucky Colleges and Universities
	39	Garnett Phelps — Jefferson County — Brown-Forman
	40	Cravens Priest — Warren County — English, Lucas, Priest and Owsley
	41	Angela Rowe — Rowan County — MSUTeach/Morehead State University
	42	Eileen Saunders — Jefferson County — LGE-KU
	43	Jordan Smith — Calloway County —Murray State University
	44	Ryan Underwood — Jefferson County — Association Professionals, Inc.
	45	Alethea West — Christian County — Hopkinsville Community College
	46	Ryan White — Casey County — Tarter Farm and Ranch Equipment
	47	Ethan Witt — Fayette County — Eastern Kentucky University
	48	Debbie Zuerner — Daviess County — Owensboro Health
Nominations and applications for the Leadership Kentucky Class of 2022 will be available online at leadershipky.org in October. The Leadership Kentucky Foundation offers four unique programs: Leadership Kentucky, Elevate Kentucky (for young professionals), BRIGHT Kentucky (for Eastern Kentuckians), and New Executives to Kentucky, (for senior level executives who have lived in the state for less than two years).
 For more information, please visit leadershipky.org.
 









