Management Monroe County celebrated the commencement of its Class XXXII with a “Nautical Enjoyable within the Solar” neighborhood competition and alumni reunion on Could 3 at Marathon Group Park.
The nonprofit neighborhood management program is designed for Florida Keys residents who’re lively in management roles inside the personal sector, authorities or neighborhood organizations. By way of a collection of periods over eight months, individuals study the basic private and non-private sectors all through the county. This system additionally offers individuals the chance for consciousness and dialogue of points affecting the Keys. These experiences present connections and alliances throughout the county.
The month-to-month periods are led by specialists and leaders within the fields lined, together with tourism, the Keys economic system, environmental points, schooling, the degrees of presidency, the judiciary and legislation enforcement system, the historic and present navy significance within the Keys, emergency administration, well being care, the humanities, the nonprofit sector and media.
Established in 1992 to deal with the altering wants and issues of the county, develop a bunch of well-educated leaders, assist information the neighborhood in a optimistic path and foster nonpartisan, county-wide alliances, this system is ruled by an alumni member board.
Every graduating class designs a bunch challenge to learn the Keys neighborhood. Class XXXII raised $17,000 for Womankind ladies’s well being group by way of a raffle.
The appliance interval for Class XXXIII will open in July. Extra data is on the market from Michael Shields at 305-394-3804 or at leadershipmonroecounty.org.
Class XXXII graduates:
Erin Allison, Annie Briening, Jason Castillo, Kelly Dugan, Alex Flores, Christina Gardner, Matthew Hutchinson , Greg Lewis, Chris Massicotte, Brad Milsap, Jenna Moeller, Nick Parr,Michelle Pope, Afton Ridge, Heather Roberts, Suzi Rubio, Robert Salter, Cory Schwisow and Eric Silvoy.