The Leadership on Tuesday announced the Class of 2022 for its Flagship Program. These 64 leaders will join the more than 1,800 alumni who have preceded them.
The Flagship Program is a nine-month experiential leadership program that develops participants in three areas:
- Deepening their understanding of Baltimore’s history, challenges, assets, and people
- Strengthening their capacity to lead, particularly in a civic context
- Forging substantive relationships with fellow class members to provide a platform for collective action
To complement its nearly 40-year old Flagship Program, The Leadership created Leading Now, a portfolio of expanded offerings designed to help those leading through the transformational change unleashed by the events of the past several years.
The Leading Now Gateway program introduces a new leadership model for today’s reality, providing participants with cutting-edge skill frameworks and tools to drive creative problem solving and equitable, systemic change.
Leading Now Conversations, a series developed for The Leadership’s alumni, features a wide variety of guests sharing insights they’ve learned through their own experiences of leading.
Featured guests have included Baltimore Mayor Brandon Scott, Morgan State University President Dr. David Wilson, American Visionary Art Museum Founding Director Rebecca Hoffberger, Fearless CEO Delali Dzirasa and Ceasefire co-founder and Baltimore Community Mediation Center Executive Director Erricka Bridgeford.
The Class of 2022 includes:
OluwaTosin Adegbola
Morgan State University
Marilyn Aklin
Center for Urban Families
Jeff Amoros
Office of Anne Arundel County Executive Steuart Pittman
Ajit Apte
Baltimore Gas and Electric
Stephanie Bagley
SCB Management Solutions
Meredith Borden
CareFirst BlueCross Blue Shield
Laura Bouyea
Venable LLP
Tim Brackney
Truist
Jacqueline Brooks
Saul Ewing Arnstein & Lehr LLP
Monique Brown
Baltimore Police Department
Watchen Bruce
Baltimore Community Lending
Jerry Bryant
Federal Reserve Bank of Richmond
Joe Cellucci
Quinn Evans
Robert Clark
United Way of Central Maryland
Kenny Clash
Digital Harbor Foundation
Sarah Conway
Johns Hopkins Medicine
Melissa Court
Franklin Templeton
Adria Crutchfield
Baltimore Regional Housing Partnership
Nick Culbertson
Protenus
Kathy Curran
American Trading and Production Corporation
Heidi Daniel
Enoch Pratt Free Library
Rachel Duden
The Harry and Jeanette Weinberg Foundation
Cori Duggins
Congressman Dutch Ruppersberger’s Office
Diana Ellis
Humanim
Kris Hoellen
B&O Railroad Museum
Ben Hyman
Enterprise Community Development
Raymone Jackson
T. Rowe Price
Katie Kilby
Serving Together (EveryMind)
Laurie Kinkel
Baltimore Community Foundation
Liz Koontz
Baltimore Metropolitan Council
Samuel Lennon
L2 Defense Inc.
Jean Lewis
Kramon & Graham, P. A.
Lindsay Lowe
Constellation
Adrian McLemore
The Annie E. Casey Foundation
David Mitchell
Arena Players Incorporated
Marguerite Mugge
M&T Bank
Brennan Murray
BCT Design Group
Brigid Peterson
Brown Advisory
Judy Postmus
University of Maryland, School of Social Work
Alicia Ritchie
Nelson Mullins
Kera Ritter
Ritter Group LLC
Bill Robinson
Na’aleh
Michael Robinson II
Jemicy School
Paul Ruppert
Baltimore Public Markets Corporation
Elissa Sachs-Kohen
Baltimore Hebrew Congregation
Andrew Scherer
The Whiting-Turner Contracting Company
Brad Schlaggar
Kennedy Krieger Institute
Vicki Schultz
University of Baltimore School of Law
Ben Schuman
DLA Piper LLP
Tony Scott
Southwest Partnership
Kark Steiner
University of Maryland, Baltimore County
Saschane Stephenson
Baltimore City State’s Attorney’s Office
Madeleine Stokes
Johns Hopkins University
Kirk Sykes
SEED School of MD
Beth Tohn
Chez Elise Consulting
Ryan Turner
GreenLight Fund
George von Zedlitz
PNC Institutional Asset Management
Chip Warner
Y of Central Maryland
Lynette Washington
Baltimore City Public Schools
Juan Webster
Sagamore Pendry
Laura Weeldreyer
Maryland Family Network
Nichole Weems
Fearless
Savannah Wood
The Afro Charities
Sanford Wu
Johns Hopkins Medicine