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Chamber Announces 2024-25 Class Of Leadership Tuscaloosa

The Chamber on Friday announced that 45 individuals have been selected for the 2024-2025 class of Leadership Tuscaloosa.

(Chamber of Commerce of West Alabama )

TUSCALOOSA, AL — The Chamber of Commerce of West Alabama on Friday announced that 45 individuals have been selected for the 2024-2025 class of Leadership Tuscaloosa.


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Leadership Tuscaloosa is a nine-month leadership development program presented by Shelton State Community College and hosted by The Chamber with the goal of providing a foundation for potential leaders to be involved in the community.

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Alyson Baxter, assistant vice president of Finance and Operations Shared Administrative Services at the University of Alabama, was selected to serve as this year’s chair.

Baxter is a 2022 graduate of Leadership Tuscaloosa and an active member of the Leadership Tuscaloosa Alumni Association.

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Here's a look at the class of 2024-2025

  • Daniel Barnett of RTR Pro Entertainment
  • Mary Bell of Kentuck Art Center
  • David “Dave” Berney of JMF Capstone Wealth Management
  • Christina Billings of Bryant Bank
  • Ashley Blalock of the Northport Police Department
  • Kristen Bobo of Shelton State Community College
  • Karen Burklew of Alabama Power Company
  • David “Matt” Carney of BF Goodrich
  • Jonathan Coleman of Discover Financial
  • Lauren Collier of Tuscaloosa's One Place
  • Tesney Davis of Tuscaloosa City Schools
  • Naytalia Douglas of Visit Tuscaloosa
  • Nicole Dugat of Schoolyard Roots
  • Jack Gerus of ApartmentsForLegends
  • Romel Gibson of Habitat for Humanity of Tuscaloosa
  • Nathan Glassco of Harrison Construction Company, Inc.
  • Janice “Neicy” Hardy of Alabama Department of Veteran Affairs
  • Terrence “TJ” Harris of Edward Jones Investments
  • Jennifer Hayes of The University of Alabama
  • Briana Houston of The Radiology Clinic
  • Bradley “Brad” Johnson of Mercedes-Benz U.S. International, Inc.
  • Claude Lake of Shelton State Community College
  • Jennifer Lee of Alabama ONE
  • Briana Lipkin of The Westervelt Company
  • Brandy Martinez of Turning Point Domestic Violence and Sexual Assault Services
  • Thomas “Alex” Miles II of Tuscaloosa County Sheriff's Office
  • Whitni Molden of American Heart Association
  • Joseph Northington of Bama Exterminating
  • Ashley Olive of The University of Alabama
  • Carrie Peck of Hampton Inn Tuscaloosa – University
  • David Rezai of Amazon
  • Brandon Ringer of Ringer Wilks Co.
  • Litsa Rivers of Tuscaloosa Academy
  • Alexandra “Ally” Roberts of Five Horizons Health Services
  • James “Huey” Rudder of the City of Tuscaloosa
  • Tony Sheffield of The Westervelt Company
  • Mark Simpson of Schoel Engineering
  • Maggie Spencer of Buffalo Rock – Pepsi
  • Terria Steele of BMSS, LLC
  • Jennifer Taylor of DCH Health System
  • Aretha Thomas of Whatley Health Services
  • Diana Torres of Jalapenos Mexican Grill
  • Monica Watts of The University of Alabama
  • Marlee Williams of The Chamber of Commerce of West Alabama
  • Chelsea Winters of Capitol Park Title.

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