Leadership Franklin Announces Graduates of 2015 Class
Graduates are executives and senior community leaders selected to represent a cross-section of Franklin and Williamson County. As in years past, this class participated in group projects that were aimed at serving the Franklin community. In 2015, these projects benefited the Franklin community in law enforcement, history, education, and quality of life.
Graduates of the 2014-2015 Leadership Franklin Class are:
Aaron Kirchner, Owner, Franklin Athletic Club
Alba Gonzalez-Nylander, Managing Partner, AJ Media Services, LLC
Britt Rothrock, Professional Non-profit Fundraiser and Entrepreneur
Chaz Corzine, Partner, The MWS Group
Corey Napier, Managing Director of Middle Tennessee, Waddell & Associates; Mayor, Thompson’s Station
Dennis Georgatos, Vice President of Operations, Skanska USA Building, Inc.
Ed Smith, President, Williamson College
Greer Redden, President, Independence Trust
Jayne Bibb, Community Volunteer
Jimmy Moody, III, Store Manager, Moody’s Tire and Auto Service
Jon Finkel, Director – Infiniti Client Experience and Network Development, Nissan North America, Inc.
Jose Rodriguez, Owner, R&Co. Building Construction, LLC
Kenny Benge, Senior Pastor, St. John’s Anglican Church
Kerri Hudson, Public Information Coordinator, Williamson County Parks and Recreation
Laura Beth Stubblefield, Senior Director of Media and Communications, Propeller, LLC
Patsy Watkins, Family Consumer Science Agent, UT/TSU Williamson County Extension
Philip Feemster, Vice President, Franklin Synergy Bank
Shelley Moeller, President/Owner, Harpeth True Value
Susan Smallwood, Owner, 12south events & 12south design
Taylor Irwin, Financial Advisor/Account Executive, TBH Global Asset Management, LLC
Leadership Franklin is a non-profit community leadership organization dedicated to educating, informing and empowering leaders to improve the quality of life in Franklin and Williamson County. Participants meet once per month for eight months, for a series of classes aimed at presenting and analyzing a particularly important segment of the community. For more information about Leadership Franklin, visit www.leadershipfranklin.org.
