Leadership Greenville Announces Members of Class 53

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The Greenville Chamber’s flagship leadership development program, Leadership Greenville, is pleased to announce members of its 53rd class. Participants were selected based on a thorough application process including essays, professional resumes, and community involvement. USC Upstate is the presenting sponsor.

Leadership Greenville is a 10-month leadership development program designed to develop informed, committed, and qualified leaders in Greenville County. By taking an intensive look into the issues affecting the area, the program prepares and motivates graduates to provide quality, dynamic leadership. Leadership Greenville has graduated more than 2,500 alumni since 1973, many of whom have served in key local positions including school board, city and county council seats, and as members of the General Assembly and Congress, in addition to business and non-profit leadership positions.

“We are excited to welcome Leadership Greenville Class 53 and the diverse perspectives, experiences and leadership they bring to the program,” said Dr. Cheryl Garrison, Executive Director of the Greenville Chamber Foundation and Vice President of Talent and Leadership. “This class represents the strength of our community and we look forward to equipping these leaders to make a meaningful impact on Greenville’s future.”

Leadership Greenville Class 53 members include:

  • Brad Albertson, The Hayes Approach

  • Victoria Brioc, CTE IQ

  • Cori Burnett , Michelin North America

  • Regina Campbell, E3 Leadership Institute

  • Ben Carroll, City of Greenville

  • Robyn Conrad, Michelin, retired

  • Sarah Dant, 7Factor

  • Greg Deitz, Greenville Chamber

  • Teri Donahoo, Pelham Medical Center

  • Jessica Eshan, Eyelit Technologies

  • Justin Felker, Arthur J. Gallagher

  • Rebecca Ferguson , Bold Move International

  • Jake Fischer, Live Work Play Properties, LLC

  • Mallory Gantt, Jackson Lewis, P.C.

  • Kerwin Graham, Greenville Technical College

  • Jay Handler, Goodwill Industries of Upstate/Midlands SC

  • Elizabeth Healy, Prisma Health

  • Corin Hewins, Coldwell Banker Caine

  • Matt Hodgin, Greenville Arena District

  • Jen Hubbell, Jen Hubbell & Associates, LLC

  • Loran Jarrett, USC Upstate

  • Allyson Johnson, United Way of Greenville County

  • Bill Keckeis, Messer Construction Co.

  • Candace Kobe, United Housing Connections

  • Othniel Lafitte, Palmetto State Bank

  • Carsen Landreth, Harper General Contractors

  • Everett Lawrence, United Community

  • Ryan Lee, Novant Health

  • Ali McClure, Craig Gaulden Davis | PBK

  • Carol McEntyre, First Baptist Greenville

  • Chuck Moore, Bank of America Private Bank

  • Don Morris, Family Hospice

  • Amber Morrish, Junior League of Greenville

  • Jonathan Navarro, LS3P Associates, LTD.

  • Sally Nesemeier, Pacolet Milliken

  • Laura Nicholas, Centre Stage

  • LaTonya Phillips, Habitat for Humanity of Greenville County

  • Matt Plante, Fluor Corporation

  • Vee Popat, Fine Arts Center, Greenville County Schools

  • LaQuita Pressley, BlueCross BlueShield of South Carolina

  • Jennifer Remsberg, GE Vernova

  • Ray Reulbach, VisitGreenvilleSC

  • Sam Rogers, Marsh Bell Construction

  • Elizabeth Roser, Hollingsworth Funds

  • Michael Roth, TMC Development

  • Casey Seinturier, Verdae Development, Inc.

  • Matthew Smith, US&S, Inc

  • Dean Stageberg, Harper General Contractors

  • Kevin Suddeth, Greenville Police Department

  • Everick Sullivan, Everick A. Sullivan Foundation

  • Renae Swanson, USC Upstate

  • Scurry Tharpe, Huntington Bank

  • Ashley Umbriano, Haynsworth Sinkler Boyd, PA

  • Tom Wagner, World Acceptance Corporation

  • Jeff White, Brasfield & Gorrie

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