Politics & Government
Fort Bend Leadership Forum Visits Washington D.C.
The Fort Bend Leadership Forum was in Washington D.C. for the National Government Session.
SUGAR LAND, TX —The Fort Bend Leadership Forum, Class of 2017 was in Washington D.C., Wednesday, May 3-5, for the National Government Session.
The class participated in a wreath-laying ceremony at the Tomb of the Unknown Soldier in Arlington Cemetery to honor those who lost their lives in World War I, World War II, and the Korean War.
The wreath was presented by veterans in the class, Jonathan Chapman, Keith Jemison, Michael Redix and Turner Vaught.
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The Class of 2017 was recognized and witnessed the ceremony on May 4.
Dustin Fessler, Co-Chair of the program, said, "This was one of the most memorable and moving experiences that they have had."
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The Fort Bend Leadership Forum is a rigorous program of leadership development and community engagement through active learning, expert insight, and experiential activities.
As the premier leadership development program in the region, the program was designed to prepare for the community needs that demand the involvement of informed citizens.
Fort Bend Leadership Forum offers structured learning opportunities in an atmosphere that stimulates creative thinking and encourages participants to work together to utilize both new and proven tools to meet the challenges of today and to prepare for tomorrow.
Now accepting applications for the 30th Year of the Fort Bend Leadership Forum, and the Title Sponsor is PrimeWay Federal Credit Union.
If you wish to apply for the Class of 2018, please contact Matthew Ferraro at matthew@fortbendcc.org or 281-491-0277 for more information. You can also visit here to download the application. There are limited spots remaining.
The 5 Star Accredited, Fort Bend Chamber is the largest single county chamber in the Houston region. Over 1,300 members enjoy measurable benefits, along with access and influence in the dynamic Fort Bend business climate.
As an advocate for business excellence, our Chamber is a catalyst for economic prosperity, tourism and community involvement.
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