to learn more about Cherokee County and all it has to offer, get involved!
Join the next class and become part of a group of emerging leaders.
Matthew Herrin, Union State Bank
Greg Oliver, Weiss Lake Realty
Brandy Green, GoPlay Therapy
Kris Parker, Cherokee County Revenue Commission
Anna Lindsey, JSU/Little River Canyon Center
Lisa Miller, Retired Educator
Sherron Davis, Retired Educator /Chamber Ambassador
Amanda Lee, CCCTC JAG Instructor
Bill Warren, AL Firefighters College
Andy Fairel, Floyd EMS
The Leadership Cherokee Alumni Association is designed to promote and build leadership within Cherokee County. It will actively contribute to the betterment of Cherokee County through its diverse network of educated, socially responsible and engaged civic leaders. LCA will meet to ensure the goals of the LC programs are being accomplished, provide a next-level experience for LCA, and make a positive impact on Cherokee County.
YLC meets September through May and is composed of Juniors from all Cherokee County High Schools. Check them out on FB at Youth Leadership Cherokee
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Cherokee County Needs Assessment focused on four areas:
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Registration for the next class of Leadership Cherokee will take place beginning
June 1, 2020.
Class will begin September and run through May. Class minimum is 12.
Deadline to register is August 1st
Leadership Cherokee is a program of the Cherokee County Chamber of Commerce, which seeks out existing and emerging leaders from diverse background and offers them an educational experience to expose them to various aspects of the community.
Leadership Cherokee is a program of the Cherokee County Chamber of Commerce and is designed to prepare and build upon leadership resources within our county. Each class will be comprised of leaders and emerging leaders in our county. Includes great business networking opportunities.
If Cherokee County is to achieve its potential, the people must be aware of the social, economic, educational and governmental needs of the community. The participants profit from getting to know each other and from the formal and informal exchange of ideas and experiences. They gain knowledge from the overall program on many subjects, thus preparing them for a more active leadership role in the community.
Class Sessions Include, but not limited to: Orientation/Team Building Leadership Skills Government Community Service Economic Development/Industry Tourism Law & Justice Infrastructure Education Agriculture Healthcare Media
Over the seven-month long program, Leadership Cherokee Participants are required to attend and participate in an orientation, five class sessions, graduation luncheon, and participate in the planning and executing of a Class Community Project. While we encourage participants to attend all classes of the program, a maximum of one absence will be permitted throughout the year to graduate.
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Cherokee County Chamber of Commerce & Tou 801 Cedar Bluff Road, Bldg A, Centre, A 35960
Mon | 9:00 am – 5:00 pm | |
Tue | 9:00 am – 5:00 pm | |
Wed | 9:00 am – 5:00 pm | |
Thu | 9:00 am – 5:00 pm | |
Fri | 9:00 am – 5:00 pm | |
Sat | Closed | |
Sun | Closed |
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