Informal mixer Thursday for those interested in program
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The Leadership Brentwood Class of 2011 will hold its graduation ceremony at 5:30 p.m. Thursday, March 3, at the Fifty Forward Martin Center in Brentwood.

The general public, sponsors, family and friends are invited to attend.

This year’s class began the Leadership Brentwood program last August with an overnight retreat and then spent one day per month learning about issues facing Brentwood and meeting decision-makers in all fields, including city and county management, business and the not-for-profit sector. 

The members of the class also broke into three teams to complete a small group project.  The projects will be unveiled as part of the graduation ceremony.

Applications are now being accepted for the Class of 2012. Local leaders interested in learning more about Leadership Brentwood are invited to attend an informal recruiting mixer to be held from 5:30 to 7 p.m. on Thursday, Feb. 24, at Aloft Nashville-Cool Springs Hotel.

Aloft is located at 7109 South Springs Drive in Franklin. More information about the program and the Leadership Brentwood application can be found at www.LeadershipBrentwood.org.

Members of the Leadership Brentwood Class of 2011 are:

Kimber L. Barton, Wilson Financial, certified financial planner

Brit Boatright, FirstBank, Metropolitan Bank, president

Doug Brooks, King & Associates Insurance, sales associate

Tiffany Cheuvront, Williamson County Association of Realtors, executive vice president

Ben Claybaker, Crye-Leike Property Management, general manager

Michelle Contich, Williamson County Schools, principal, Lipscomb Elementary School

Susan Earl, City of Brentwood, library director

Richard Flohr, Kraft Asset Management, LLC, investment advisor representative

Mike Harris, City of Brentwood, director of engineering

Rob Hazard, Gullet Sanford Robinson & Martin PLLC, attorney & CPA

Cole Hodges, BancorpSouth, assistant vice president-commercial loans

Trent Klingensmith, Junior Achievement of Middle Tennessee, president

Jeremiah Pyron, Williamson County Economic Development Council, marketing director

Steve Smith, Brentwood Baptist Church, communications minister

Randy Whitman, Peachtree Planning, advisor

Financial contributions from many local companies make Leadership Brentwood possible.  Leadership Brentwood is particularly grateful to KraftCPAs, its presenting sponsor.

Leadership Brentwood is a program of the BCS Chamber Foundation, the nonprofit affiliate of the Brentwood Cool Springs Chamber of Commerce. Leadership Brentwood is an intensive learning and networking opportunity that provides access to decision-makers and information that affect the lives of all who live and/or work in Brentwood.