Leadership Genesee is a part of the program offering by Cornell Cooperative Extension of Genesee County which provides equal program and employment opportunities.
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Front Row (from left): Nicole Begin, Deputy Town Clerk, Town of Pembroke; Kathy Rissew, Medical Social Worker, HCR Homecare; Carol Boshart, Vice President, Boshart Enterprises & Aircraft Services, Inc.; Lee Cummings, Financial Advisor, Morgan Stanley/Smith Barney; Victoria Rippel, Graduate Assistant, SUNY Brockport MetroCenter; Katherine “Eve” Hens, Coordinator, Business Education Alliance
Middle Row: Jayne Shearing, AVP/Community Banking, The Bank of Castile; Denise Young, Property Manager, Young Homes; Matthew Gray, General Manager/Owner, Alex’s Place; Nicole Ryan, Manager, Freed Maxick & Battaglia, CPA’s PC; Linda Thompson, Branch Manager/AVP, Five Star Bank; Tanya Lane-Martin, Assistant Dean for Enrollment, Genesee Community College; Kathy Antinore, Product Manager, P.W. Minor & Son, Inc.; Tara Pariso, Student/Substitute Teacher, sponsored by Genesee County CASA for Children, Inc.; Andrew Kosa, Project Engineer, Clark Patterson Lee
Back Row: Robert Chiavetta, VP Finance/CFO, United Memorial Medical Center; Joseph Nenni, Councilman, Town of Bergen; Scott Lang, Coordinator of Residential, Genesee ARC; Peter Cunningham, Accounting Supervisor, Liberty Pumps, Inc.; Justin Henskee, Operations Manager, Tonawanda Valley Federal Credit Union; Kevin Keenan, Program Coordinator, Smoke Free Now; Tom Lichtenthal, Highway Superintendent, Town of Batavia
A community needs leaders from all walks of life. Each year, Leadership Genesee selects 25 individuals from the business, non-profit and public sectors to participate in a unique form of citizenship education. The year-long curriculum is designed to raise awareness of the needs and challenges that affect Genesee County while enhancing individual leadership skills with a focus on civic responsibility and community stewardship. This is an opportunity to be exposed to the necessary knowledge, experiences and people that make a community work.
Through a series of monthly, full day sessions and one, two-day retreat, scheduled for January of the program year, key topics are explored along with the concept and practice of leadership. Topics include economic development, government, the justice system, agriculture, health care, human services, education, cultural diversity, and tourism/visitor industry. Through group activities, tours and presentations by key community leaders, Leadership Genesee is developing leadership for our community, with our community and in our community.
At this time we can accept cash, checks or credit cards for payments of classes, seminars, enrollments, etc.
Cash Payments: Stop by our office at 420 E. Main Street in Batavia.
Checks: Stop by our office or mail your check to us with the appropriate registration forms.
Credit Cards: Please click the button below to make an online payment. If you have not already done so please mail registration forms or e-mail Peggy at mem77@cornell.edu to explain what the payment is for.
Program objectives:
Contact Peggy Marone LG '02, Director Leadership Genesee, for information or an application:
E-mail: mem77@cornell.edu
Phone: 585-343-3040 ext. 118
Fax: 585-343-1275
Mail: Leadership Genesee, Cornell Cooperative Extension of Genesee County, 420 East Main Street, Batavia, NY 14020
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