• Project LEAD

  • About Project LEAD About Project LEAD

    The Chamber’s leadership program, Project LEAD, begins every year in September, and is followed by monthly sessions at area companies and organizations with the goal of planning, fundraising, and ultimately implementing their chosen project. Project LEAD participants are introduced to the leadership of the area’s largest employers, while learning the inner workings of what makes the community function. Facilitated by Ryan Hill of KLAS Solutions; the program strives to build future leaders with a desire to serve the community, so participants also determine a project that addresses a local issue or concern. 

  • Picture of Project LEAD Class 2023
  • Pictured in front of the historic home at Jones Dairy Farm are:
    Front Row: Shalane Gerard of Bender, Kind, & Stafford Dental,
    Michelle Comstock of TRICOR Insurance, Kate Evans of Jones Dairy Farm, Britanie Peaslee of Rainbow Hospice Care, Inc., and Mindy Wildman of Johnson Financial Group.
    Back Row: Erin Nichols of Fort HealthCare, Karen Riemer of Badger Bank, Hunter Nelson of Spacesaver, and Tiffany Pernat of Fort HealthCare.

  • Students of Project LEAD
  • Students of Project LEAD learning
  • Project LEAD students preparing a project
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  • The first Project LEAD class poses for a picture at their graduation.

     

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  • The 2013 class of Project LEAD meets for their retreat. This half-day rustic workshop helps participants build relationships and develop leadership skills.